Participation
- Erick Rhoan on Justice Injustice: I did. When you get items like “tony constable” (Jones) and “when the lady of the...
- adam on Anesthetized from Life: “Specifically, that nobody would have written such a ridiculous story if it weren’t true.”...
- Peter on Anesthetized from Life: The alleged virtues of faith were the capstone of the Easter sermon at Northwest, which gave the thing a...
- Calladus on Anesthetized from Life: I was disappointed to learn that the coffee and donuts at New Covenant Church in Fresno were not...
- Erick Rhoan on Anesthetized from Life: You were at church?
- Heath on Anesthetized from Life: “How do we know that Jesus was resurrected? Because the story makes no sense! And this makes our lives...
- Annie on Anesthetized from Life: Well said. I agree. I spent Easter morning riding around on my scooter enjoying the beautiful reality of...
- Peter on Constructive Talk about Values: Your applause is unwanted and unneeded. The point of this post and the last is that the way...
- EFletch on Constructive Talk about Values: “One of the great evils of religion is the way it tends to set values through power...
Archive
Monthly Archives: December 2009
Bertie, on the Down Low
Andrew Brown compares personalized search results from Google with everybody’s favorite P.G. Wodehouse characters: The more perfectly Google plays the role of a valet, a butler, an unshockable servant who knows our own desires better than we do, the less … Continue reading
Respecters, Venters, and Know-It-Alls
A few nights ago, I attended a social event that, unlike a lot of my life, was not crawling with other lawyers. So I had the opportunity to experience the wonderful rainbow of popular responses to lawyers. Non-lawyers—my civil procedure … Continue reading