Buy Ambien In Mexico Here is the bottom line of what I have been saying. In almost all scholarly fields, when questions of knowledge come up that are hard to solve, they are referred to a group that represents the community. The larger the "truth" that is being debated, … [Continue reading]
Of Bible, interpretation, and Supreme Court judges, part 06
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https://ballymenachamber.co.uk/?p=aau3maa0m7z So, what solutions have the law, science, and, yes, the Church come up with in order to minimize bias and misinterpretation? Yes, what do all three fields share in common as a way to overcome the inherent bias of humans? Interestingly enough, all … [Continue reading]
On “stupidly” and Jon Stewart
https://chemxtree.com/mwheq6g30 I must admit to being a Jon Stewart fan. I watch his Daily Show as often as I can. And, yesterday, I think he hit a nail on the head with his analysis of "stupidly." Watch and enjoy! The Daily Show With Jon Stewart Mon - Thurs 11p / … [Continue reading]
Michael Vick redux
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https://www.mdifitness.com/c8u7lcwh Just last May, Fr. Ernesto ran a series on penology in the USA. As part of that series he pointed out our tendency to never forgive or forget what a criminal has done. In fact, part of the problem of rehabilitation is our USA tendency to "speak with … [Continue reading]
Of Bible, interpretation, and Supreme Court judges, part 05
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Of Bible, interpretation, and Supreme Court judges, part 04
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https://www.onoranzefunebriurbino.com/09aco8bqb So, if our civil system relies on both written law and common law, are there any western systems that fully and only rely on written laws, with no common law? Well, actually there was an attempt at such a system. What is that system? The Code … [Continue reading]
Of Bible, interpretation, and Supreme Court judges, part 03

OK, so in the USA (and the entire British Empire) we run a mixture of written law and common law. While we say in the USA that the Constitution is the maximum law of the land, that actually does not say as much as we think it does for a two … [Continue reading]
Of Bible, interpretation, and Supreme Court judges, part 02

Now yesterday, I laid out just some of the very conservative approaches to constitutional law in the United States. But, those are not the only interpretations, and they do not take into account a very important concept called "common law." You see, … [Continue reading]
Old-timey worship songs?
Hmm, Father Orthoduck wonders if anyone remembers this old-timey song that mentions Jesus and was played on Lawrence Welk? He called it a "modern spiritual" at the end of the recording. Listen in and see what you think! … [Continue reading]
Of Bible, interpretation, and Supreme Court judges, part 01

Strict interpretation or not strict interpretation, that is the question. Actually, it is the question that we have been debating for many years. With Judge Sotomayor the question came back to the fore. No, I am not going to take a position on the … [Continue reading]
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