Linky Friday #170: Earth & Beyond
This Week: Commerce, Religion, Science, Animals, Earth, and Space!
Tagged: Religion
The Small r “republican” Tradition Offers Something to Religious Left Originalists
Read about cutting edge research from Harvard that both contradicts a “secular” understanding of modernity and supports an egalitarian economic vision of such.
Marilynne Robinson and the Absence of a Religious Left
In her essays, the award-winning novelist examines the significance, past, present, and future, of America’s missing Religious Left.
Linky Friday #154: Whisky, Sexy, Freedom
This week! Religion, Nature, Democracy, Education, Sex, and Freedom!
Linky Friday #149: Pirates, Poindexters, & Confederados
This Week: Science, Culture, Healthcare, Resources, Copyright, and Latin America!
Linky Friday #147: New Year Edition
This Week! Britain, Gender, Society, Technology, Politics, and Religion!
Linky Friday #141: God, Family, Terror
This Week: Terror, Immigration, Politics, Health, Religion, and Family!
Shakespeare in American Politics
Guest Author T. Greer eulogizes the neglect of our literary heritage in contemporary rhetoric.
The Wager
Pascal wrote, “Too much and too little wine. Give him none, he cannot find truth; give him too much, the same,” so I recommend a reading this with a drink or two.
Une Vignette Fantastique du Kentucky
An indulgence in what would be an act of political courage and principle, if it were to actually take place, which we all know it will not.
Skipping The Summer Reading
This essay is about reading gay porn before class. And it resurrects an Ideological Outrage Of The Day from 2012. And a graphic novel. And striking out romantically. And Richard Dawkins.
Comment Rescue: Cultural Merits of Abortion
I’ve never done this before — promoted my own comment, that is. But I think I got a pretty decent thought out there.
A Prime Opportunity For Resolution Is At Hand
The wisdom of a sports movie and the insight of a litigator show that the best time is now — right now — for the nation to reconcile some of its deep social fissures.
Ben Franklin on the Quakers & Lack of Need For Govt. Support of Religion, Etc.
A brief gloss of the complex intellectual and spiritual harmony between the Founders and the Quakers.
