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The Smell of Sacrifice

Note: This not to be an exhaustive exegesis on the subject of animal sacrifice, nor is it necessary to have

“Blessed are the merciful: for they shall obtain mercy.”- Matthew 5:7 “For with what judgment ye judge, ye shall be judged: and

Kaisar recently wrote a good article about the relevance of Julius Caesar, and we hope he will not mind us

I recently saw an impassioned video reacting to an older white man being shot in the back by a black

Today, I thought it would be entertaining to poke holes in a common conservative/libertarian talking point: “government inefficiency.” I.e. The idea

Intergenerational squabbling is highly counterproductive, so I’d like to begin with the disclaimer that this isn’t the point of my

One particular aspect of Soviet society that is often overlooked is just how ideological it was, especially in its early

You are the average of the five people you spend the most time with. Author Unknown The principle contained in

Recently, I happened to run across a black lady whose first name was Kenyatta. When I asked her where she

It is becoming more and more apparent that the event that was once declared to be impossible by neoliberal ideologues