Eric Scheske

"Contemporary, peer-reviewed medical studies of near-death experiences provide convincing evidence of our spiritual nature. We have a spiritual dimension (like a transphysical soul) that leaves our bodies after clinical death. This 'soul' has the capacity to see, hear, remember, recall, think, feel emotions, and be self-conscious. Furthermore,

> 1973: Schlafly's a nut for saying men will share public restrooms w/ women. 2016: Schlafly's a nut for opposing men using women's restrooms. > — Joe Carter (@joecarter) September 6, 2016 [https://twitter.com/joecarter/status/772972349910085632]

Miscellaneous Rambling Another crazy weekend closes out another crazy summer. We moved Jack back to school on Saturday, dug up potatoes Sunday morning, then hung out with Marie's brother and his family on a pontoon boat just a quarter inch from the Indiana border. The latter was accompanied

It's gotta be the most melancholy holiday of the year. Enjoy. > Things are lovely in Santa Barbara today. pic.twitter.com/jMfQuHYouy [https://t.co/jMfQuHYouy] > — Steve Martin (@SteveMartinToGo) September 2, 2016 [https://twitter.com/SteveMartinToGo/status/771746755054493696]

The book is great, too: David Scott, A Revolution of Love [http://amzn.to/2bMZkhy]

> Anger snowballs into anger, calm snowballs into calm. https://t.co/CZkqeqsXx0 > — Daily Zen (@dailyzen) August 28, 2016 [https://twitter.com/dailyzen/status/769984650068590592]

Brews You Can Use The summer wraps up. As always, it's been a long, hectic one, but I'm sad to see it come to an end. Fortunately, I'm an autumn fan. I love everything about the fall: good sleeping weather, the color, cooler days,

In honor of the last good drinking weekend of the summer, I'm running back-to-back drinking items. This one isn't really "BYCU." Rather, it's brews you could've used . . . back before the 18th Amendment was repealed: 10 Fascinating Facts About Prohibition Speakeasies

Sowell's latest, writing about the University of Chicago's resistance to the PC Fascists and its history of bucking conventional idiocy [https://www.lewrockwell.com/2016/08/thomas-sowell/pushback-campus-cultural-marxism/] . Excerpt: > At Harvard, not only have invited speakers been shouted down and sometimes assaulted, even a Harvard

Miscellaneous Rambling Heard on "Open Line Wednesday" with Mitch Pacwa: St. Jerome struggled with lust. Every time he was tempted, he studied Hebrew. He became perhaps the greatest Hebrew scholar over the course of 1,500 years. If a few bright men applied the same principles to their