Hell hath no limits, nor is circumscribed
In one self-place; for where we are is hell,
And where hell is, there must we ever be.

Marlowe has this too.

There is an tabletop RPG for this.

(Different waves of Jewish immigration, the question of what being Jewish means in America etc).

Episcopalians should be able to do what my parents did and basically pick names from a Wolf Hall name generator.

The possibilities for me were Catherine, Elizabeth, Thomas and William.

Once we switch from Euro or world history to American history in schools, religious history is treated in asides and footnotes.

But so much of it comes down to which branch of the Wesleyan family tree we are on and what our denominations said about slavery (similar questions for other faiths).

worth reflecting also on tracinski's point about fighting--fighting as an information-gathering exercise--fighting as revealing who fights and who doesn't--and what tactics WORK and what don't

www.liberalcurrents.com/fight-on-eve...

in other words, compared to the first shutdown fight back in march--that little shitshow--the direction of travel is Good. now we need to support those who want to fight and primary those who don't.

talkingpointsmemo.com/edblog/a-qui...

like this is basically it, the melts melted under pressure