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Rhetorical Flourishes!
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"Faith and reason are like two wings on which the human spirit rises to the contemplation of truth; and God has placed in the human heart a desire to know the truth—in a word, to know himself—so that, by knowing and loving God, men and women may also come to the fullness of truth about themselves"
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Everything I say here is my own opinion and not the opinion of my employer, any organization I belong to, the Roman Catholic Church, and (especially) my wife!
Read it at your own risk.
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- The Truth Behind 9/11
- Deadlocked Convention!
- This quote pretty much sums me up
- How to Make a Meat Pie
- Further Proof our Foreign Policy Lacks Imagination
- Outrage in the Cathedral
- Happy Easter Everyone!
- Holy Saturday
- Touching the Sacred
- And now for a musical interlude
- Thoughts on Saint Joseph’s Day
- Looking Around the Neighborhood
- Oral Arguments in DC v. Heller
- Thoughts on Palm Sunday
- A quote I like
- Seven Cubans Give Up on Free Health Care
- The Clown Mass
- Obama as Maud'dib
- 1968 -- Buckley on the "Next President"
- Where have all the leftists gone?
- Eh Cumpari!
- McCain in! Democrats still arguing
- A rather unfortunate screenshot
- I approve this message!
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4 comments:
Where do you think the problem lies (pun intended!) (*GRIN*), Anthony?
More important, how does one deal with - correct - the problem?
Your thoughts...?
BILL
I am a tax lawyer, and one problem is that I find myself constantly speaking in jargon and code sections.
I'm not a tax lawyer, but I submit that the main problem is the tax code itself... then the IRS... then various contradictory Court decisions... and THEN the damned (with a few "saved") lawyers.
BILL
Bill -- my wife is a saint, namely because she puts up with me.
But even she has her limits.
For a while, I was keeping a copy of the Code and Regs (8 total volumes) on my nightstand and I would wake up in the middle of the night and start reading. She put a stop to that.
Other times, she would ask me what I was working on (when I came home late) and when I started to tell her, she would make it clear it she really did not care.
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