Feeding Mind, Pursuing Truth
Search results
- Home
- Results for phrase:
Search Results For ''
Why Straw Bans Don’t Help the Environment and Needlessly Restrict Freedom0
- Economics
- August 6, 2018
Of all the consumer products one might have expected to become a flashpoint for political controversy, the humble plastic drinking straw is an unlikely contender. Leap into the headlines it has, though, with communities like Seattle and San Francisco recently enacting bans on disposable straws. The city council of Santa Barbara, California, initially voted for a ban
READ MORE
Sarah Jeong Proposed Banning the Atlantic Editor Who Exposed ‘The Hunting Ground’0
- Politics
- August 6, 2018
If you defend bad journalism and call for the banning of good journalists, you probably don’t belong in journalism. But Sarah Jeong did that and was rewarded for it. She has been hired by the New York Times to be a member of its editorial board, despite a long history of racist tweets calling white
READ MORE
Divorce Lawyer: Schools Should Teach More About Marriage0
- Culture
- August 6, 2018
There are all kinds of suggestions these days about what children should learn in school. Computer coding. Mindfulness. Social Justice. The list goes on. But according to a prominent UK divorce lawyer – who worked on several high-profile celebrity divorces, including the Prince of Wales – there’s one thing that many schools should be teaching,
READ MORE
Was Jesus a Socialist? A Conversation With Theologian David Bentley Hart and Economist Jerry Bowyer0
- Economics
- August 3, 2018
Was Jesus a socialist? Was he revolting against wealth and money itself? Or was he actually challenging people who use the violence of the state to prosper? I have my own working framework for how to apply Jesus’s role model in politics and economics. Nevertheless, I recently spoke with fellow-travelers theologian David Bentley Hart (below)
READ MORE
Can You Be Christian and Support the Death Penalty?0
- Politics
- August 3, 2018
Pope Francis has declared the death penalty “inadmissible.” This means that the death penalty should not be used in any circumstance. It also alters the Catholic Catechism, a compendium of Catholic doctrine, and is now binding on Roman Catholics throughout the world. But in spite of his definitive statement, Pope Francis’ act will probably only
READ MORE
Theory-Induced Blindness: Why ‘Expert’ Predictions Are Wrong So Often0
- Politics
- August 3, 2018
Remember when Bill Kristol said the Iraq War would last two months? It (officially) lasted nine years and cost Americans more than $2 trillion—and we’re still there. How about when Kristol boldly stated that Barack Obama wouldn’t win a single primary against Hillary Clinton? Or when he claimed Iraq was “not in a civil war?” What about when he predicted that 1993
READ MORE
About Intellectual Takeout
We provide a platform for rational discourse on all aspects of culture, inspiring action that leads to the restoration of a healthy and vibrant America.
Get In Touch With Us
Stay in the Know
Contact Info
Physical Address
8011 34TH Ave S Ste C-26
Bloomington, MN 55425
Mailing Address
PO Box 1244
Minnetonka, MN 55345
Phone
(612) 440-0205
© Copyright Intellectual Takeout 2024