One of [the] chief and excruciatingly ironic effects [of the ideology of pluralism]: It silences a lot of people… So far as my observation reaches, the silenced are almost always those who if they spoke would say something characteristically…Christian. Try, for example, arguing that unrestricted permission to abort the unborn is a social and political evil at a party in Manhattan or a college town in Minnesota. Your arguments will not be rebutted; heads will merely be turned as from one who has audibly broken wind. If, on the other hand, you argue what is in fact the conventional opinion, you will be praised for courage and compassion. Or relate two conversions, one to Christianity and the other away from it; one will be received as a tale of horrid narrow-mindedness and the other as an example of an open society’s marvelous possibilities (Robert Jensen).

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CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
Vegetables		Ethnic, Vegetables, Side dish	8	Servings

INGREDIENTS

1	sm	Head of red cabbage
1	md	Apple
1	sm	Onion
3	sl	Bacon
1	ts	Vinegar
1	ts	Sugar

INSTRUCTIONS

"Shred cabbage finely. Fry bacon until crisp, saute the chopped onion in
the bacon grease. Add cabbage and peeled, cubed apple and crumbled bacon.
Fill up with water until the cabbage is well covered. Cook until soft and
then season with vinegar and sugar to taste. Add salt to taste. This can be
warmed up again and again, and it gets better the more it is warmed up."

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