2/ Even more so, her empathy and graciousness shown to students, advisees, and the general public of anyone that wished to learn or engage with her always shined.

As she studied and wrote on wonder and its power, may she be enveloped in the sublimity of the cosmos and Divine

I know you’re joking but the law he used fucking did, it was predicated on covid being a health an economic emergency

Going to precedent from 1930 while ignoring the historical records of independent agencies, such as from Hamilton’s essays and letters, and at the same time ignoring later precedent after that 1930 decision of Humphrey’s Executor and Nixon firing cases is the picture of cherry-picking

How was the legal world so woefully unprepared to hold up against fascism? Cutting deals with the devil in only 2 months

Striking how much Judge Henderson’s opinion rises to the moment and emphasizes the historic importance of this while being legally excellent as well, to Walker holding water for the DOJ and just asserting the habeas claim as if it isn’t just a footnote in a monumental case like this

Striking how much Judge Henderson’s opinion rises to the moment and emphasizes the historic importance of this while being legally excellent as well, to Walker holding water for the DOJ and just asserting the habeas claim as if it isn’t just a footnote in a monumental case like this

Mind numbing obsession over district process by walker over due fucking process

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4/ this is no encouragement or giving of hope, but my theology is a Divine that suffered like humanity and for humanity.

In your anger, perhaps Christ is holding his arms not for an embrace but telling you “please, trample. It is for the sins of my own creation I have come.”

3/ What if, on that cross, the Divine not only bore our sins, but the evils the Divine itself allowed in the world? What if the Divine allowed its own creation to drive the nail so that the Divine, too, may suffer the evils that It allowed into the world?

Jacob is named Israel after he wrestled the Angel of the Lord on the riverbank; The Divine allowing itself to be grappled with by humans and dragged into the mud.

More controversially from the Christian tradition, Christ suffered on the cross. Love had to be shown in brutality and violence

As a Christian I draw much from the Hebrew texts. God valued people crying out bitterly, angrily, barely clinging to hope in the laments. God doesn’t rebuke Elijah when he says he wishes to die. Gideon, so enraged at God’s abandonment ignores a literal angel, is chosen to lead for this anger. 1/

"We have refused to protect this group from evils who have credible arguments of harm, so why should we protect this other group??"
Evil tortured logic