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AR: “So what is your opinion of my blog?” JT: “It’s current.” AR: “What do you think I do?” JT: “Report on current events.” AR: “Why do you think I do it?” JT: “To share your opinion about current events in a respectful way and inform people at the
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So once again in recent weeks, we’ve witnessed the many bold, (for lack of better words) in-your-face comments on cyberspace -- some by us, some by professional politicians and editorialists. I am always a bit taken back by the many who justify such passionate vitriol, typically in the
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So once again in recent weeks, we’ve witnessed the many bold, (for lack of better words) in-your-face comments on cyberspace -- some by us, some by professional politicians and editorialists. I am always a bit taken back by the many who justify such passionate vitriol, typically in the
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Many of us heard the clamoring calls in response to the court’s decisions last week: From the Daily Kos: “Here's that Hobby Lobby slippery slope in action...” From The Week: “Hobby Lobby will not lead us down a slippery slope of religious exemptions.” And from Hillary Clinton:
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Many of us heard the clamoring calls in response to the court’s decisions last week: From the Daily Kos: “Here's that Hobby Lobby slippery slope in action...” From The Week: “Hobby Lobby will not lead us down a slippery slope of religious exemptions.” And from Hillary Clinton:
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This week we’ve been exposed to plentiful perspectives regarding the Supreme Court’s Hobby Lobby decision. First, a factual synopsis prior to the point of today’s post, as reported by the Independent Journal Review: "In the 5-4 ruling, the court sided with Hobby Lobby in its
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This week we’ve been exposed to plentiful perspectives regarding the Supreme Court’s Hobby Lobby decision. First, a factual synopsis prior to the point of today’s post, as reported by the Independent Journal Review: "In the 5-4 ruling, the court sided with Hobby Lobby in its
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As told by the Supreme Court Historical Society... "I thought they would, well, talk Latin or something." The visitor had heard argument at the Supreme Court for the first time. On another occasion, a high-school student reported "shock" that a black-robed Justice would rock
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As told by the Supreme Court Historical Society... "I thought they would, well, talk Latin or something." The visitor had heard argument at the Supreme Court for the first time. On another occasion, a high-school student reported "shock" that a black-robed Justice would rock
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The extroverts scream; the introverts scowl. “There he goes again! Can’t everyone see it?? It’s so obvious... so manipulative!” It’s also -- sadly -- part of the game. For years, grown, seemingly mature adults have “flopped.” They fake injury by another in order to draw a sympathetic, perceived foul.
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The extroverts scream; the introverts scowl. “There he goes again! Can’t everyone see it?? It’s so obvious... so manipulative!” It’s also -- sadly -- part of the game. For years, grown, seemingly mature adults have “flopped.” They fake injury by another in order to draw a sympathetic, perceived foul.
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“We will never again say ‘our gods‘ to what our own hands have made...” I read that line this week in one of my daily, devotional readings, readings that hopefully help me glean a wiser perspective on what’s happening in the world. I couldn’t shake it... Our gods.