Incandescence

No. That's a tool of convenience. It is thus convenient to use. A tool for convenience is used to make other things convenient.

God's gender is both male and female. It is correct to call God both He and She (as God is the all, the everything), it just depends on your own ...

People do it for convenience -- they don't want the kid, and this is a fix. Instead of having to put up with the kid (which is really only a ...

This poem has a lot of unnecessary verbage in it. "Just," for instance, is superfluous and ultimately detracts from the poem's meaning. You have words, lines, and even stanzas that ...

I never said an operation of convenience. I said it was an operation for convenience. If you would READ my post, you would see that. 'Of' and 'For' have totally ...

You can claim, "We were right!" That still doesn't make it a valid argument or proposition for what we should do at current.

Sure, but not the way you keep nagging on and on about. There were no WMDs? Okay, sure. So what do you want us to do? Pull out NOW?

I didn't say the process was convenient, did I? I said it was undertaken for convenience. Really, I don't care what your Aunt says, because there is a Nurse Practitioner ...

If I can make a distinction: survival through eating is not the same as murder for convenience.

There is an interesting book out I recently finished entitled, "Homo Sacer: Sovereign Life and Living" by Giorgio Agamben. His thesis is that the Middle East will only stop beinnnng ...

If you want a true critique of Christianity, go read Bertrand Russel's "Why I am not a Christian."

No, Qi, I don't eat anything that's alive. I'm a vegetarian for certain reasons that are unexplainable (in a rational, sane way); however, I do not fault others for being ...

Hindsight is good for critiquing future actions -- not the current situation.

Which is why the UN was totally absent in Rwanda, huh? 1.) You are arguing after-the-fact. One thing I've noticed about the modern liberal: they love hindsight. What's happened has ...

A jellyfish, too. But this is still besides the point: without DNA, there is no life. The problem is not determining when life begins, but when it is okay to ...