Not In Kansas Anymore
One of the more pervasive American myths I have encountered is the idea that everyone gets an equal opportunity to take in the advantages of this great land. I once…
ReadmoreOne of the more pervasive American myths I have encountered is the idea that everyone gets an equal opportunity to take in the advantages of this great land. I once…
ReadmoreIt’s Election Day! Go vote! Or maybe not. Many people whom I highly respect take the view that simply showing up to vote is a duty and this urge people…
ReadmoreY’all, I need some information on marriage. This is one of those super-annoying posts that seems to be directed at married people, but containing questions probably best answered by single…
ReadmoreI have long felt at least a little ambivalent about the March for Life. Mostly I see it as a good way to raise up pro-life young people so that…
ReadmoreWhen I was a teenager I would confuse some people and infuriate others by insisting that we should use medically correct terminology when discussing miscarriages. I still think it would be best…
ReadmoreYou reap what you sow. Except that you don’t reap when you sow. And yet the sowing itself is reaping what was previously sown. After all, you sow only because…
ReadmoreChildren are the orgasm of life. Just like you did not know what an orgasm was before you had one, nature does not let you know how great children are until you…
ReadmoreSo apparently I blog too much about sex. This is hard for me to believe, because I hardly think I blog too much about anything. Furthermore, I tend to think…
ReadmoreWhen I was around 14 I started using 3×5 cards as bookmarks and writing down all the words that I encountered that I did not know. The idea was to…
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