Mindblown: a blog about philosophy.
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( Comments for Policy of Truth ) Comment on “Issues in Local Government” by Irfan Khawaja
Well that settles it, then. Be there. LikeLike
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( Comments for Policy of Truth ) Comment on “Issues in Local Government” by Announcements | Khawaja’s Phil 250 Blog
[…] that issue. The basic information is available on the Readings page of this website, but here is a post from my personal blog that discusses it. Feel free to bring anyone outside of the class who may be interested. This is one of two or three…
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( Comments for Austro-Athenian Empire ) Comment on A Trout in the Milk by MidgePhoto
I’ve done that Klimt as a jigsaw. Not easy.
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( Comments for Policy of Truth ) Comment on “Issues in Local Government” by Joseph S. Biehl
It’s property taxes here as well. LikeLike
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(Law & Liberty) Social Justice Rites
Anyone who has thought about identity politics must conclude that the term obfuscates more than it illuminates.
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(Law & Liberty) Getting Real About the Anglosphere
One Brexit effect is that the nation from which the Anglosphere ultimately derives is reassessing many of its most important relationships.
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(Law & Liberty) Liberalism and Divine Justice
Nelson successfully shows how the liberal ideas of metaphysical and political freedom were part of a grand strategy to vindicate the justice of God.
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(QC RSS) Mightier Than The Sword
This is a syndicated post, originally published by QC RSS at QC RSS.
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(Policy of Truth) The Unwarranted Demonization of Scot Peterson (6): Vengeance Is Theirs
Friday was the second anniversary of the tragic Parkland shooting. The shooting was remembered in an appropriate-enough way in the media–except for one (to me) conspicuous thing: the continued, thoughtless, fact-free demonization of Scot Peterson, the School Resource Office universally blamed for not entering the building where the shooting took place. Almost without exception, journalism…
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( Comments for Austro-Athenian Empire ) Comment on The Elusive Chameleon by Brandon
Short correction. He did leave an email address, but it was not used by the contact form because the form was misconfigured. That’s on me, not him.
Got any book recommendations?