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The ways of the king
The other bubble
Bad law journalism
Postmodern conservatism
Execution != "special massage"
There is no such thing as "the public interest"
AdBusters is the end of Western civilization
Sticking a mic in your hand does not make you a worship leader
What he said
Because DoJ is clearly partisan...

Jun 7 - Eddy said:

America's promises and interference caused the surplus much more so then Japan's feudal patronage system. That's long gone.

Apr 24 - leanna said:

bay bo bye means table five. Just a tip, if you're dealing with koreans.

Mar 15 - erin said:

alas, not only in new york... i work at a small clothing store in harvard square, and they are frequent "visitors". really bad in the summer... nothing pretty about 200 koreans trying to buy harvard shirts - all at once.
peace

Nov 12 - Ms. Troy said:

Hey, if nothing else, the fact that Barack is something of a folk hero with a religious following will be a nice change from the low low low popularity of G-Dub, right?

Nov 4 - John K. said:

Money-changers in the temple, right? Don't worry though, Obama's fashioning his whip of cords. I read an interesting article concerning Alan Greenspan's regrets. Hearing someone of that consequence outline his failures, namely his misplaced faith in the economic system he oversaw/facilitated/perpetuated is one of the scarier things I've come across in recent news. Well, perhaps not. I draw this headline from the CNN home-page as of November 3rd: "mouse found cooked in hot-dog bun." Come Lord Jesus.

Sep 12 - bobby said:

Cindy McCain's battle against prescription drug addiction has been part of her public speaking points for years, but a deeper investigation reveals the far-reaching consequences of her actions washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2008/09/11/AR2008091103928.html

Government is a shared myth. When the myth dies, government dies. --Frank Herbert

Politics and law [are] not paths to grace and faith, but grace and faith [remain] paths to right politics and right law. The Christian [is] supposed to be law-abiding, and the law of a Christian prince [is] supposed to achieve both order and justice. Law [is] supposed to induce people to avoid evil, to cooperate, and to serve the community. The Christian [is] not to think that by doing good he [can] earn credits in heaven; nevertheless, he [is] to use his will and reason - with full consciousness of their defective nature - to do as much good as God as made possible. --Harold J. Berman

"To do the good and reject the evil from a reasoned insight into their respective natures is a noble thing, but it is a still nobler thing to do so out of regard for the nature of God, and the noblest thing of all is the ethical strength, which, when required, will act from personal attachment to God, without for the moment enquiring into these more abstruse reasons. The pure delight in obedience adds to the ethical value of a choice." -- Geerhardus Vos

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