As iron sharpens iron,
one person sharpens another. (Proverbs 27:17)
“Taking a hint from Hegel, Kojève devoted his life to preparing the way for the universal state he believed would crown the end of history. Yet what is most remarkable about Kojève’s conception of a new world order is the candor with which he acknowledged its dehumanizing qualities.” - National Review
“There is a way to believe women without undermining the principle of the presumption of innocence.” - A Day in HIs Court
“Cosby’s guilt does not equate to the guilt of Kavanaugh or of other men who have ever been accused of doing something wrong. Such as in the Cosby case, there should be corroborating evidence and patterns of behavior that can show proof the accused has a disposition for committing the alleged acts.” - Armstrong Williams
“Viewing sex as a consumer act steers our young men into a self-serving view of sex that, apart from the grace of God, they take with them into marriage. We shouldn’t teach sexual abstinence before marriage because doing so makes for a better sex life in marriage….
“[T]he Vatican, …now appears to be on the verge of repeating its mistake by completing a deal with the government of the People’s Republic of China, on the 85th anniversary of the Reichskonkordat.” - National Review
“Receiving the money you have earned is justice. Taking money that someone else has earned is injustice. Giving is something different altogether.” - Stand to Reason
The Double Standard for High-Profile Sexual-Misconduct Accusations - National Review
“The results of a poll conducted by The Associated Press-NORC Center for Public Affairs Research on the role of religion in public policy and politics was published on September 11. The numbers showed that Americans are unconcerned with whether a political candidate is devoutly religious or not” - World Religion News
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