Tuesday, April 7, 2015
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
skip to main |
skip to sidebar
Backlinks to this blog?
Search This Blog
About Me
- Ilíon
- A thousand years ago, our cultural ancestors prayed, "From the fury of the Northmen, Lord, protect us!" . . . Today, we ought to pray, "From the tender mercies and caring solicitude of the Good Intentioned, Lord, protect us!"
Blog List
Links of Interest
- Alan Keyes
- American Thinker
- Archive -- Adler
- Archive -- Chesterton
- Archive -- David Stove
- Atheism is Dead
- B.Prokop (Celestial Pilgrimage)
- B.Prokop (The Observer's Chair)
- Bastiat -- The Law
- Cartago Delenda Est
- Curmudgeonry
- David Limbaugh
- Diana West
- Egnorance
- Fides et Ratio
- Superversive
- Superversive (Essays)
- The Drew Blog
- The Right Word
- View from the Right
Blog Archive
-
▼
2015
(82)
-
▼
April
(12)
- A perennial favorite
- Chester Arthur vs Barack Obama
- So you say you hate the Puritans
- What took you so long?
- Hillary Clinton's Chipotle Order
- What *is* it with God-deniers?
- Compare and Contrast
- Here there be dragons
- ‘Humans Smile With So Little Provocation’
- There is just no consequential difference
- 'How is it not like that' I ask. 'Shut up,' they e...
- Death threats are only publicized to the extent th...
-
▼
April
(12)
Labels
- AAR_01 (1)
- abortion (43)
- Adams (Scott) (1)
- Arguments about God (68)
- Arrington (Barry) (3)
- atheism (128)
- Auster (29)
- Babylon Bee (1)
- Bassior (Jordan) (6)
- Benjamin (Carl) (1)
- Benscoter (Doug) (3)
- Biden (9)
- Big Gay (9)
- Big Organ (10)
- blogs (284)
- Boot (Alexander) (1)
- Boreing (Jeremy) (1)
- Bush Derangement Syndrome (1)
- Chesterton (4)
- children (24)
- Chisholm (Shirley) (1)
- Christianity (124)
- Christiansen (Matt) (2)
- Christmas (4)
- Clinton (Hillary) (18)
- compromise (57)
- conservatism (102)
- Coulter (Ann) (4)
- Craig (William Lane) (1)
- creationism (4)
- crime (60)
- criticism (127)
- Crowder (Steven) (1)
- Cruz (Ted) (6)
- culture (281)
- Culture of Death (112)
- cynical marketing (322)
- Daily Wire (1)
- Dalrock (3)
- Dalrymple (6)
- Dawkins (Richard) (11)
- Deborah Gyapong (1)
- Derbyshire (1)
- Easter (9)
- economics (58)
- Egerer (Jeremy) (2)
- Egnor (Michael) (30)
- emergence (25)
- emotion (3)
- environmentalism (22)
- epistemology (69)
- evolutionism (38)
- family (35)
- federalism (111)
- feminism (101)
- Feser (Edward) (13)
- Flannagan (Matt) (1)
- free trade and protectionism (2)
- free will (108)
- Friedman (David) (2)
- Fry (Stephen) (1)
- Gagdad Bob (2)
- Geert Wilders (4)
- Gilson (Tom) (1)
- Glenn Beck (1)
- Goldberg (Jonah) (1)
- Greenfield (Daniel) (2)
- Haley (Nikki) (2)
- Harris (Kamala) (4)
- Harris (Sam) (1)
- Hegseth (Pete) (1)
- history (9)
- Hitchens (Christopher) (4)
- Hossenfelder (Sabine) (1)
- humor (129)
- Hunter (Cornelius) (3)
- Hyacinth Girl (7)
- idolatry (120)
- Iliocentrism (75)
- incrementalism (53)
- Islam (49)
- Jackson (Kevin) (3)
- Jacobson (William) (7)
- Judaism (5)
- judgment (4)
- justice (105)
- KairosFocus (3)
- Kelley (Megyn) (1)
- Kennedy (Ted) (2)
- Keyes (Alan) (2)
- Knowles (Michael) (2)
- Kristor (12)
- KT Cat (19)
- language (42)
- leftism (534)
- Lewis (C.S.) (8)
- liberalism (472)
- libertarianism (93)
- liberty (199)
- Limbaugh (Rush) (3)
- literature (1)
- Lockerbie (2)
- Loftus (John) (1)
- Logan (Anthony Brian) (1)
- logic (24)
- love (10)
- Mace (Nancy) (1)
- MacIntyre (Auron) (1)
- materialism and naturalism (111)
- Matteo (7)
- McCain (John) (1)
- McCain (Robert Stacy) (9)
- McGrew (Lydia) (10)
- McMahan (Austen) (1)
- mercy (11)
- modernism and post-modernism (414)
- Money (John) (1)
- morality (287)
- Morning Joe (1)
- Mother Theresa (2)
- Murray (William J) (2)
- My house (10)
- natural born citizen (14)
- New Atheists (37)
- nihilism (177)
- O'Leary (Denyse) (1)
- Obama (61)
- Obamination (141)
- One True Bureaucracy (19)
- ontology (36)
- overheard (129)
- Owens (Candace) (1)
- Oz Conservative (6)
- paganism (10)
- Palin (3)
- Parks (Bob) (51)
- Peterson (Jordan) (1)
- pious myths (249)
- politics (502)
- Pool (Tim) (4)
- Prager (Dennis) (1)
- Prokop (Bob) (3)
- Providence (1)
- Quartering (2)
- Race Card (8)
- racism (55)
- Rageaholic (1)
- Ray (John Jay) (4)
- Reagan (3)
- reason (157)
- Reed (Fred) (1)
- relativism (79)
- Reppert (Victor) (28)
- respect (35)
- Road to Hell (321)
- Rosen Cohen (Laura) (13)
- Rubin (Dave) (1)
- Rubio(Marco) (1)
- Rule of Law (89)
- Sagan (Carl) (5)
- Sailer (Steve) (1)
- scientism (77)
- secularism (111)
- Sensing (Donald) (1)
- shades of grey (32)
- Shaidle (Kathy) (35)
- Shapiro (Ben) (1)
- Siler (Jason) (1)
- skepticism (11)
- slavery (3)
- socialism (142)
- society (265)
- Sowell (Thomas) (6)
- statism (83)
- Steyn (Mark) (25)
- story idea (2)
- Straughan (Karen) (2)
- Surber (Don) (2)
- terrorism (37)
- The Pope (8)
- The World Was Younger Then (9)
- theism (1)
- theodicy (8)
- Thinking Housewife (2)
- treason (5)
- tribalism (6)
- Trump (15)
- Trump Derangement Syndrome (4)
- Tyson (Neil deGrasse) (1)
- Urban wildlife (9)
- Uygur (Cenk) (1)
- Vallicella (37)
- Vox Day (51)
- Walsh (Matt) (6)
- Warren (David) (7)
- West (Allen) (4)
- West (Diana) (1)
- What's up? (111)
- Williams (Walter) (5)
- Wilson (Douglas) (51)
- Wood (David) (1)
- Wright (John C.) (8)
- Wright (N.T.) (1)
- Yeagley (David) (1)
20 comments:
Ilion,
Interesting ARTICLEequating libertarianism with totalitarianism.
Prokop, equating libertarianism with totalitarianism is insane. If you think there is any such case to be made, you are EVIL, period!
https://www.lewrockwell.com/lrc-blog/where-is-the-kingdom-of-god/
With these ideas of the Kingdom of God, these religiously-oriented statists think they are doing God’s work on earth by fighting the evils they see with means such as the state that are evil too and that generate more evils. They are really misunderstanding Christ who made it clear that “My kingdom is not of this world.” What with man’s fallen condition, two thousand years of struggle in the wrong directions haven’t yet impressed upon his consciousness appropriate directions. We still have the dominant empire on earth, among its other sinful motivations, attempting to impose “goodness” on other nations and on Americans.
-From the LRC blog post linked in my last comment.
Hey, I'm not doing the equating - Michael Sean Winters is. Your beef is with him, not me.
Fair enough, B. Then he is "intellectually dishonest", to use one of Ilion's favorites.
But why was his article "interesting" to you, rather than reprehensible?
I recognize, of course, that Ilion, yourself and others may have serious issues with libertarianism, but it sure isn't "totalitarianism" by any stretch of the imagination.
"But why was his article "interesting" to you?"
Because he raised points I had never before considered, and provided a fresh viewpoint on otherwise stale ideas. God save us from echo chambers! Or.. as Chairman Mao said, "Let one hundred flowers bloom, and one hundred schools of thought contend."
God save us from echo chambers!
Yes, you're right again! I'm just me, and I try my best, but fail often.
SRV,
"You are not far from the Kingdom of God." (Mark 12:34)
SRV,
Although I am not fond of "proof verses", I always refer to the following whenever anyone attempts to hijack the Lord of the Universe for his personal political agenda:
One of the multitude said to [Jesus], "Teacher, bid my brother divide the inheritance with me." But he said to him, "Man, who made me a judge or divider over you?"
See? God will not be co-opted by our political or economic agendas.
^ Says the man who constantly tries to co-opt Christ in support of his socialism.
"Although I am not fond of "proof verses", ..."
That's good, because you don't do a very good job of it.
Don't get me started...
Oh, now! We both know that it's not the starting where you have difficulty, it's the ending, the getting where you want to go, that eludes you.
Watch it Ilion, or I'll get one of my hacker friends from NSA to fix your computer so that it only downloads re-runs of The Rachel Maddow Show.
If you'd *really* wanted to frighten me, you'd have threatened me with ... what's his name? ... the female Rachel Maddow.
Still, what makes you think I don't already have the means to unhack my computer?
"what's his name?"
Are you referring to Chris Matthews? Be careful now, you'd be slamming a Fellow Catholic here! (even if he is something of a windbag)
No, I know which face the name 'Chris Matthews' goes with.
Chris Matthews is an abortion proponent. He may be a Catholic -- after all, Catholicism is all about that damned bureaucracy -- but he's not a Christian.
Ah. The female Rachel Maddow is named 'Chris Hayes' ... how did you not know that at once?
Hah! Good one.
You know, I've often wondered about the Freudian implications of Chris Hayes's show, All In...
Now please excuse me while I get back to watching re-runs of The Ed Show.
Post a Comment