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Author Topic: Ethics in Reformed Celtic Recon  (Read 6597 times)
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« Reply #3: November 27, 2009, 03:16:42 pm »

We all have high cultures, in some cases like in IReland its highlighted by history and an obvious state of cultural diglossia.

I understand what you mean by high culture. Let me clarify my question: what is the Irish "High Culture" you're talking about that is different from traditional Irish culture (which I take to mean pre-Christian pagan worship and those myriad traditions)? Perhaps I am just dense today, but I'm not sure I'm following what you mentioned here. What in history highlights the high culture? Unless you're talking about the years of British rule?
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