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Thanks Ken, that is helpful!

Nice writing Josh! Then there are many Moderate-Conservative churches who have standards, such as cape dresses and plain suits, but most of the members don't read or listen to much Anabaptist literature or podcasts. They listen to Evangelical podcasts, read Evangelical books, devour Evangelical poli...

I assume Trump counts as an important person. He does seem to still sign checks. That is obvious in what I quoted in the OP. Did you understand my question in the OP? Maybe I did not make it clear. I'm wondering how common it is for important people, including Presidents to sign "bundles of ch...

Can someone please write a nice summary of the difference between the worldview prior to Nation-States, and the worldview since.

Whilst in our Constitution Presidents have a great deal of authority and autonomy, I don't really believe in any individuals somehow having the "right' to be a law unto themselves, but the current system of the nation-state pioneered by Napoleon Bonaparte seems to have become just that, reserv...

I don’t hate Netanyahu. I do think he is a warmonger who has done much to hurt the cause of peace. And my opinion on that is almost entirely based on things (Jewish) Israelis have told me. It’s possible to believe Hamas is very bad but also think Netanyahu is bad and is not a good leader. Even now,...

He who answers a matter before he heareth readeth it...

Believe it or not, Israel supposedly made a tragic mistake, at least according to Netanyahu.

https://www.politico.com/news/2024/05/2 ... e-00160053

I was surprised when reading this article today that Trump signed "bundles" of checks while he was President. I figured that CEO's and other VIP's would not have time to sign bundles of checks. https://abcnews.go.com/US/ahead-summations-trump-trial-brief-witness-stand/story?id=110516687 Ma...