Two questions:
1: Does he actually believe other people will buy that?
2: Does he believe that?

I just read that entire blog post. It’s like a soap opera.

Beautiful. Looks like SoCal.

Can someone--anyone--please explain why it was necessary to have this minister face-down on the pavement while arresting him? I assume that it is standard procedure to handcuff a person when they are arrested, but if they were not violent, why do they have to be put on the pavement?

lol

Certainly from a Catholic or Orthodox perspective. Maybe from a mainline Protestant perspective, too? I’m not sure.

I think you’d need much more than consciousness

I think you might find Michael Tomasello’s book, A NATURAL HISTORY OF HUMAN MORALITY, to be very interesting.

This shouldn’t be a partisan issue. Who wants to build a home where there is a genuine risk of not having adequate water?

Which moral contagion words should I use for maximum impact and reach when sharing your skeet? (Just kidding.) 🥁