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Monthly Archives: April 2009
The religious support for neoliberalism?
Over at TMP Cafe there is a discussiona bout Red State, Blue State. This post has an interesting snippet: …But before we grab on to such a U.S.-centric explanation, it is worth noting that John Huber and Piero Stanig have … Continue reading
Jesus, the Auto Czar
The choice of West Point, Ga., as the base for a new Kia Motors Company plant reflects Jesus’s recognition of the town’s superior merits, as opposed to, say, those of Birmingham.
Miscellany, April 22
For those who liked the earlier item on pareidolia (the tendency of observers to see religious or other significant images in random patterns) here’s a photo gallery with more such apparitions, including a “hand of God” in an image of … Continue reading
Which nations support open borders?
I review the World Values Survey on this question at ScienceBlogs.
Talking about Secular Right at Taki’s Magazine
Richard Spencer & I have a discussion over at Taki’s Radio up. We went a little long so he broke it up into two segments, so only part 1 currently. Richard apologizes for the mic quality, he promises to be progressive … Continue reading
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Nikkei go home!
Japan to Unemployed Immigrants: Thanks, You Can Go Home Now: Japan’s offer to minority communities in need has spawned the ire of those whom it intends to help. It is one thing to be laid off in an economic crisis. … Continue reading
Thought for the Day
At one level this story from the London Independent is good news: Religious broadcasting has taken an unexpected turn at the BBC, leaving secularists last night claiming a breakthrough. An important new committee that the corporation will consult on religious … Continue reading
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Religion, conservatism, an international view?
At Gene Expression I have a post up, Religion, the United States, Sweden, South Korea and Japan, where I examine a little bit of data from the World Values Survey. I observe: South Korea and Japan are harder to interpret. … Continue reading
Killing of apostates in context
Chaplain’s E-mail Sparks Controversy:
Secular Right & Bloggingheads.tv
Heather & Ross Douthat did a Bloggingheads.tv, God and Man on the Right. See below.