I was raised Catholic

A Foolish Consistency
October 16, 2011

I teach several ethics courses (or courses that cover ethical theory). Without fail, at some point in the course a student eventually asks or attempts to discern my religious beliefs. This usually happens when I am lecturing on the separability of ethics and religion (the idea that you don't need religion in order to do ethics). If I do . . .

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Rest in peace Mr. Jobs

A Foolish Consistency
October 05, 2011

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Rest in peace Mr. Jobs

A Foolish Consistency
October 05, 2011

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Sent from my iPad

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Is a Libertarian-Christian an Oxymoron?

A Foolish Consistency
March 21, 2011

Introduction

After the 2008 presidential election there emerged a political movement of disgruntled conservatives and independents. Popularly referred to as the Tea Party, these semi-autonomous groups clustered around the idea of limited or small government, a literal reading of the Constitution, and a return to traditional American . . .

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Is a Libertarian-Christian an Oxymoron?

A Foolish Consistency
March 21, 2011

Introduction

After the 2008 presidential election there emerged a political movement of disgruntled conservatives and independents. Popularly referred to as the Tea Party, these semi-autonomous groups clustered around the idea of limited or small government, a literal reading of the Constitution, and a return to traditional American . . .

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Steve Jobs

A Foolish Consistency
January 17, 2011

 
Jobs

If you strike me down, I shall become more powerful than you could possibly imagine.

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Steve Jobs

A Foolish Consistency
January 17, 2011

 
Jobs

If you strike me down, I shall become more powerful than you could possibly imagine.

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