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Category: Religion
Mormons in the Mist: Had for Good or Evil
You cannot discuss The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints without dealing with Joseph Smith, Jr.
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Mormons in the Mist: What do they Believe
Mormons are everywhere, and there seems to be a bunch of nonsense over what we believe.
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Thursday Afternoon Links
And lo, in the end of days the moon became as blood, the shellfish ate you, and the links runneth over.
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Masterpiece Cakeshop and the Search for Silver Lining
What if the decision in Masterpiece Cakeshop was low-key one of the most important recent SCOTUS decisions for Libertarians? Yeah, I don’t think so, either. But it would be fun if true.
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My New Religion, Sort Of
wchipperdove takes a look at Star Wars, religion and libertarianism
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Glibertarians After Dark: My New Fetish
Donald Trump is actually the pseudonym of performance artist Gregory Hammerlin. His work has been described as Indulgent anti-art Neo-Dadaism. The 2016 presidential election was an art piece inspired by American excess. His new work “45th and Last” is an exploration of modern internet culture and its impact on world politics.
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May You Live in Fortean Times
I don’t care what any of you dumb ignorant motherfuckers say, 2018 is awesome!
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Afternoon Links
The elusive jesse.in.mb has been spotted in the wild crafting links!
Read MoreThe Glibertarian Headquarters’ X-mas Light Show 2017
It is a little known fact that the Hip-Hop duo ‘Kris Kross’ invented the term X-mas, a phrase that is used in many English speaking countries to abbreviate ‘christmas’. In their self titled album released in 1989, Chris says ‘I put the ‘Chris’ into ‘christmas’ // rhymes so deep I be breaking your isthmus’ on the lyrical sheet that had been written, ‘christmas’ was written as X-mas, presumably to save time. After the success of another piece the duo had written, ‘jump’, X-mas began to become a more commonly used phrase as it spread, may people not even knowing where the term came from.
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Western Culture: The Left, the Right and the Tug-of-war
So I got the idea to write a bit on this topic but not the inclination do a thorough well researched piece, so I just wrote with the flow, if you will. And here it is.
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Of Wolves, Men and Morality: part deux
This is my second post with this title – trying to keep at a manageable length. I hope I do not repeat myself to much though.
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Of Wolves, Men and Morality: part one
Now, assuming human nature exists, can we get a coherent system of ethics out of it, especially given subjectivity is inherent in human nature? We can at least try, which is precisely what I plan on doing.
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Jesus Take the Bill
🤠 👉Howdy there bucko, I’ve noticed that you put some nsfw and/or profanity in my good holy Christian blog, please stop or we will have ye old showdown!
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Tuesday Jewsday: Ruminations on the Existence of G-d
Q Continuum ponders the imponderables.
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The states and grand juries, Part Three: Reformers weaken, and in some cases destroy, the right to a grand jury
“When Dr. [Samuel] Johnson defined patriotism as the last refuge of a scoundrel, he ignored the enormous possibilities of the word reform.” – Roscoe Conkling
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The states and grand juries, Part Two: Historical vignettes of grand juries under siege
Rather than give a comprehensive history of the victories of “reformers” who curtailed grand-jury rights in state after state, let me attempt to give some historical vignettes, and tie these vignettes together with some semblance of narrative coherence. Then later, I’ll give an account of the triumph of the reformers in their battle against the grand jury.
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The inn-arrr light – Quakers and Pirates, Part 3: The pirates of Penn…sylvania
“No, no, I said bring the pirates to the halter, not the altar.”
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The inn-arrr light – Quakers and Pirates, Part 2: Sea-robbers, slavers, and religious persecution
Ye have heard of Blackbeard and Captain Morgan, but gather around and I’ll tell ye of how the Dread Pirate Babbitt threw an apple of discord amongst the Quakers
Read MoreThe inn-arrr light – Quakers and Pirates, Part 1: The Quaker catch-and-release pirate policy
A Quaker am I, and I sail the seas
If you’re a pirate, I won’t kill, but I’ll humiliate thee
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