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A [Mostly] Conservative Argument for Gay Marriage
You’ve all heard the social libertarian/liberal arguments for gay marriage. Tolerance, equal rights, blah blah. They are important and I believe in them, but they are the reasons I support gay marriage being legal. There are many things I believe … Continue reading
Posted in reason, society
Tagged burkeanism, conservativism, gay marriage, homosexuality, john stuart mill, spinoza, utilitarianism
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Naturalistic Animism…
Here is an idea that I’ve been swirling around in my head for awhile. I feel that it isn’t quite cooked up yet, but has great potential. But let me know what you think! And be brutal, but don’t be … Continue reading
Posted in animism, nature, worldview
Tagged animism, kami, life, naturalistic pantheism, pantheism, spinoza, spirit, spirituality, wight
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My Cyclopean, Fire-Breathing, Cider-Swilling Llama Friend
Once upon a time I took groats to my groat-loving llama friend And often I mistook shadows for my child-saving llama friend To one such shade I talked and I, by my local school teacher, stalked “So you took our … Continue reading
Posted in poetry, worldview
Tagged groats, history of religion, imaginary friends, llamas, ralph waldo emerson, spinoza
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