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Daily Archives: September 14, 2011
Articles on Ron Paul’s Record
I have two article on Republican Presidential candidate Ron Paul to share. Both contain information about his voting record, and both come from a rather progressive political orientation. One is anti-Ron Paul, and the other is pro-Ron Paul. The first … Continue reading
Posted in Candidates, Politics
Thoughts, Feelings, and Articulation, in Stephen King’s IT
A theme that recurs in Stephen King’s IT is having a thought that one is unable to articulate. I first encountered this theme on page 245, where Bill reflects on how he misses his dead brother Georgie, and yet he … Continue reading
Posted in Stephen King
The Rabbis and the Cancellation of Debt
I finished Louis Newman’s The Sanctity of the Seventh Year: A Study of Mishnah Tractate Shebiit. A topic in my reading today was the cancellation of debts every seven years (Deuteronomy 15:1-3). The rabbinic policy was that this applied to … Continue reading
Posted in Bible, Little House, Rabbinics, Religion
