Monthly Archives: May 2016

making sense of the Bible

Posted on May 22, 2016 by christopher fisher

Don Boudreaux observes that theories are narratives that we tell to make sense of the data. This is true for any discipline: Each semester I teach my freshman students that theories are simply stories that we tell in order to … Continue reading →

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on hypersensitivity

Posted on May 8, 2016 by christopher fisher

One of the primary causes of the Trump phenomenon is hypersensitivity in modern America. The victim class continually threatens, intimidates, and shames people into silence. One cannot have a normal conversation without having to worry that people will explode randomly … Continue reading →

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