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Can we be taught how to epiphanize?
Lately, my epiphanies have been not blah, exactly, but not explosive either. I presume it’s because I’ve become over-informed. Not cynical, no, never cynical. Yet when something happens — a piece of news, usually — I’m not getting those epiphany … Continue reading
Posted in The Facts of Life, The god problem
Tagged Age of Satire, deus ex machina, King James Bible, Mother Nature, New Testament, Old Testament, St John, St Luke, St Mark, St Matthew, the baby Jesus, the Messiah, the three Magi
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SCOTUS apoplexy for a couple of days. Then what?
Let us count the ways SCOTUS has, in the past couple of years, roused a majority of us citizens to a towering rage. Let us also count the groups of enraged citizens. Let us, but first… A few days ago … Continue reading
Posted in climate change, Corruption, Government, Guns in the U.S. of A., Human rights, Law, suits and order, Politics, Pro choice, Racism, Revolution, SCOTUS, The Facts of Life, The god problem, voting and voting rights
Tagged affirmative action, Congress, Congressional Democrats, dark money, Dobbs, EPA, Garrett Epps, gun control, James Clark McReynolds, John Roberts, LGBQT, minority voters, Moms Demand Action, physicians, pro choice, SCOTUS, SCOTUS ethics, Twitter, Washington Monthly
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About Twitter and the god problem
Occasionally I get notices. Generally, they announce I’m being followed by someone. I don’t take this too seriously. (For instance, Jason Statham said he’s following me. I’m fairly sure this is “Jason Statham,” not the one without the “”s.) I … Continue reading
Posted in The Facts of Life, The god problem
Tagged Children of Christ, Jason Statham, Twitter
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