From the December 2009 issue
“I have always been a strong believer in the power of the free market.”
—President Barack Obama in a speech proposing new financial regulations, September 14
“We haven’t had the potent combination of a serious crisis and a clear progressive democratic mandate for change since the 1930s. We use this opportunity or we lose it.”
—Naomi Klein, whose 2007 bestseller The Shock Doctrine condemns free market economists for taking advantage of “large-scale crises” to push through their agenda, writing in The Progressive, August
“If you want to have a debate, have a debate. If you want to lie to people, well, get a radio show, I guess.”
—Air America radio show host Ron Reagan, arguing that right-wing radio and TV broadcasts have misled Americans about the Obama administration’s health care plan, CNN, August 10
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My only point is that if you take the Bible straight, as I'm sure many of Reasons readers do, you will see a lot of the Old Testament stuff as absolutely insane. Even some cursory knowledge of Hebrew and doing some mathematics and logic will tell you that you really won't get the full deal by just doing regular skill english reading for those books. In other words, there's more to the books of the Bible than most will ever grasp.
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