Miscellaneous

Bullets *I guess we'll find out if slander is afforded immunity status: Christian Group Sues SPLC and Amazon Over 'Hate Group' Designation [https://pjmedia.com/faith/2017/08/23/d-james-kennedy-ministries-sues-splc-guidestar-and-amazon-for-defamation/] . **If there's an ounce of justice left in the system, the leftist Southern Poverty

Miscellaneous Rambling Wow, Hurrican Harvey turned out to be historic: It's the first time since the advent of The Weather Channel that a tropical storm has been under-hyped. Worth three minute of your life: Keynesian Economics and the Great Depression [http://blog.hillsdale.edu/online-courses/keynesian-economics-and-the-great-depression?appeal_code=

> Revelation on Tap: Vatican I and the “Amoris Laetitia” Controversy https://t.co/b712h9zstJ > — The Daily Eudemon (@TheDailyEudemon) August 26, 2017 [https://twitter.com/TheDailyEudemon/status/901405785426710529] "As Brian Tierney has argued in Origins of Papal Infallibility, 1150-1350, the doctrine was originally conceived as a bridle–preventing

Brews You Can Use Not much today. I went to Cedar Point yesterday . . . with all seven kids! It was the first all-kid outing in, I think, two years. Max and I are already kicking around ideas for next year at MAXimum Greens [https://www.facebook.com/MAXimumgreens/]. We've

Miscellaneous Rambling In the past week, Antifa attacks pro-life protesters, Baltimore's oldest monument to Christopher ("Reb") Columbus was torn down, ESPN removed a Korean from broadcasting a football game because his name is "Robert Lee," and Daily Kos founder Markos Moulitsas said, 'NRA

> what is wrong with us lol pic.twitter.com/VvKmRs85H7 [https://t.co/VvKmRs85H7] > — Pardes Seleh (@PardesSeleh) August 22, 2017 [https://twitter.com/PardesSeleh/status/900013076824686592]

Re: The Renegade History's perspective on slavery: "Economic historians have determined that on average, Northern farmers worked four hundred more hours per year than did slaves. And no group in world history worked more than industrial workers in the nineteenth-century United States. For the unlucky souls who