Straight Shave
Burt Likko offers what is sure to be the most controversial post in the history of Ordinary Times.
Monthly Archive: April 2015
Two last quick notes on Indiana’s RFRA
Because three quick things would be overkill, and one thing just doesn’t seem worth the effort.
Comment Rescue: Singularity Edition
Let the historical record show that the singularity was achieved at OT.
The historical case for strict construction, a structural interpretation – Part I
In the first of two posts, Dave tries to make the argument that a proper understanding of the Constitution’s structure points to strict construction as the proper way to interpret the document.
England has a bad History with Kings named Charles
A tale of spiders, ambitious princes and the Royal succession. And yet, nothing to do with Game of Thrones.
Sunday!
I realize that, oh yeah, there are probably summer movies coming out soonish. Check that, sequels.
A Little Late for April Fools, No?
Black guy apologizes to white guy for calling him the N-word. Sigh…
Core Values, Political Tactics, and Religious Liberty
Blogger Rod Dreher laments that religious freedom isn’t really a core value for most people.
He’s absolutely right about that — and a really good example of how he is right is a blogger named Rod Dreher.
Answering Ross Douthat
This week Ross Douthat challenged critics of Indiana’s RFRA with a series of questions. Guest writer Alan Scott answers them.
