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True. There seems to be a perception that "moral law" began with the 10C. One of the points of the article is that moral law predates the 10C by thousands of years. It is logical, given that a society cannot long survive without it (otherwise, everyone would slaughter each other until there was...

And there is zero proof that it's causing cooling. In the absence of proof, therefore, one goes with the preponderance of evidence, and the preponderance of evidence is that it is causing warming. They should be teaching you about the preponderance of evidence in one of your classes.

I'm a nonist.

And no real-world experience from jem noclue.

Tips For Fixing The Nation’s Education System Public schools throughout the nation continue to contend with budget shortfalls and insufficient classroom resources, while U.S. test scores remain far behind those of many other developed nations. Here are measures that can be taken to fix...

That's pretty much the point of posting it. If you don't read it, it's going to be difficult to think anything about it. But then there's always osmosis.

Ayn Rand, income inequality and the fantasy of the “free market” Why atheists are disproportionately drawn to libertarianism is a question that many liberal atheists have trouble grasping. To believe that markets operate and exist in a state of nature is, in itself, to believe in the...

So why are you posting to this thread?

Ooookaaayyyy . . .

Given that the vast majority of climate scientists agree that global warming is due to an increase in CO2 (which has been made abundantly clear in 1000+ posts), more posts about science in this regard aren't likely to effect much change. If and when you ever exit your twenties, you may come to...

You seemed to take great pride in our defeating them. Changed your mind?

Given your post above regarding the Supreme Court and Blackstone and so forth, I nominate you.

None of which has anything to do with the article.

I went into the slave trade thing -- which had been chewed over for quite some time before 1807; it wasn't a surprise move -- because the comment had been made that the revolution was all about oppression and taxes and so forth. This is the standard version and the Hollywood version and what...

From the article: Many of the precepts found in the Ten Commandments are common-sense rules that have existed for centuries. Some Religious Right leaders fall back on the argument that, while the Constitution may not explicitly recognize the Ten Commandments, American common and statutory law...

And what does any of this have to do with the Constitution?

So how would a small government defeat the Nazis? Assuming that libertarians would go to war at all?

I think he's talking about the paper clip.

3. Segregated employment opportunities In “When Work Disappears,” Harvard sociologist William Julius Wilson points to the importance of occupational segregation — the fact that African-Americans who are often concentrated in poor urban areas struggle to get jobs in the suburbs or places with a...

Facts vs. the GOP: Why America is living through a new era of segregation Republicans like to blame poverty on the breakdown of the "traditional" family. The numbers tell a different story Recent events in Ferguson, Missouri, have once again made the nation consider the durability of racial...