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Author Archives: tmkeel
Hatching, Matching, Dispatching
While catching up on the hidden rules of English behavior, especially religion, sadly I read the following, “religion is largely irrelevant to the lives of most English people nowadays” “marriage, death, and to a lesser extent birth, are now the … Continue reading
Anti-Semitism: The Church of Scotland Takes the Low Road
My wife and I have Christian friends and family living in Europe. They are ashamed of their anti-Semitic governments. With the current administration in Washington DC, the country of my birth is heading in the same direction, and I am … Continue reading
LACON “Many Things in Few Words” addressed to those who think
“Lacon, or Many Things in Few Words, addressed to those who think,”originally appeared towards the end of 1820 as a series of aphorisms that comprise anecdotes and witticisms on various aspects of human existence. Authored by Rev. Charles Caleb Colton, a man … Continue reading
Norwegians: Outsiders in Their Own Country by Bruce Bawe
My time of a two years in Paris–spread over eight summers, and now in my second summer in England–the cities of Reading and London–has revealed to me a different view of these countries than I believed existed. Vast migrations of … Continue reading
Mises on the Social Security System, by Gary North
Mises on the Social Security System, by Gary North - May 04, 2013 Ludwig von Mises was resented by several generations of economists, 1912 (Theory of Money and Credit) until his death in October 1973. They had had reasons for this resentment. … Continue reading
Posted in Austrian Economics, Economics, Socialism
Tagged Austrian Economics, Human Action, Keynesianism, Ludwig von Mises, smoke and mirrors, Social Security, socialism, The Social Security/Medicare programs are the biggest Ponzi schemes in history, unfunded liabilities of Social Security and Medicare, Yale University Press
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Why a Fine-Tuned Universe? by Robin Collins
Science is commonly thought to have undercut belief in God. As Nobel Prize winning physicist Steven Weinberg famously remarked, “the more we find out about the universe, the more meaningless it all seems.” Yet, the discoveries of modern physics and … Continue reading