Daily Archives: December 30, 2004
Ringing the Bell for Christ and the ACLU — Again!
Posted on December 30, 2004 13 Comments
Recall, if you will, my call for lawyers who are Christian and work for the ACLU to come forward to refute the belief a correspondent of mine had, that there were no Christian lawyers at the ACLU. I’ve already rung the bell, but I’m ringing it again, because I’ve hauled in a big one: Will […]
On Rudeness as a Rhetorical Tool
Posted on December 30, 2004 27 Comments
For those of you who are interested, I put a comment here (it’s the one dated 12/30/04 at 1:35 pm) on how I will occassionally be rude in online discussions as an intentional rhetorical maneuver. A snip: It’s no secret to anyone here that I can at times be rude and confrontational. I think what […]
Maxims for Believers
Posted on December 30, 2004 10 Comments
Not to distract you all from the spectacle of me and Mr. Duemer frothing at the mouth like angry mad dogs while putatively discussing tolerance, but on his own site Devin Ganger has posted a variation of the Seven Maxims for Non-Believers, modified for use for believers. I think he’s done a fine job, and […]
Whatever Everyone Else is Saying