5 Awesome Mausoleums, and other links

The posting of links does not constitute an endorsement of the sites linked, and not necessarily even agreement with the specific posts linked.

• 5 Awesome Mausoleums from Around the World -- “A mausoleum is a building constructed at a cemetery to house the remains of a deceased person or an entire family in their own burial chamber...Mausoleums can save space over traditional in-ground burials...”
• A Biblical Case for Limited Government -- “The state’s basic job is to preserve a stable, peaceful social order by punishing wrongdoing that involves the violation of people’s negative rights.”
• Abortion, The Mother’s Life, And The Principle of Double Effect -- “It is the doctor’s duty to fight for life, and he should call on every possible therapeutic intervention to accomplish both goals.”
• Amazon nixes new documentary from celebrated black author Shelby Steele -- “Steele argues Brown’s death, as well as other racially-charged incidents that have roiled the nation, play into victimization tropes that hurt, not help, the black community.”
• Analyzing the Values Yard or Window Sign -- “Sure, science is real, but not the so-called science of the virtue signaler.”
• Antifa Knocks Out Black Man’s Teeth for Holding Free Speech Rally While Calling Him “N” Word -- “The predominantly white Antifa crowd can be heard screaming the “N” word multiple times...Anderson went on to speak at his rally which broke down a short time later when the angry mob became more radicalized and police believed they were no longer safe.”
• Heritage Foundation Responds to Media’s False Claims on Election Fraud Database -- “The database is thoroughly sourced, systematic, accurate, and based on verifiable information with detailed references to government documents and media reports.”
• Justice Thomas Writes in Favor of a Narrow Reading of 47 U.S.C. § 230 -- “...on balance I think Justice Thomas’s argument is a forceful and thoughtful analysis of the statutory text, and the common-law backdrop against which the text should be interpreted.”
• Matagorda Island Lighthouse -- “The barrier island is 38 miles long and uninhabited, save for a small outpost used by the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department.”
• Pope endorses same-sex civil unions in new documentary -- “Pope Francis called for civil unions for gay couples, in what would be a significant shift from the Catholic Church’s long-held opposition to homosexuals getting married.”
• Shoal Creek Association query on church discipline -- “Is a church justifiable in any case whatever, in receiving into her fellowship, a member who has been excluded from a church at a distance...”
• The hidden Covid-19 health crisis: Elderly people are dying from isolation -- “The lockdowns and visitor restrictions meant to protect nursing home residents from the coronavirus can also threaten their lives.”
• The U. S. Constitution -- “We the People of the United States, in Order to form a more perfect Union, establish Justice, insure domestic Tranquility, provide for the common defence, promote the general Welfare, and secure the Blessings of Liberty to ourselves and our Posterity...”
• What is Your Position on Complementarianism and Egalitarianism? -- “A female professor of Christian ministry just sent me a survey to fill out.”
• Why Horses Wear Shoes -- “Farrier, derived from the Latin word ferrarius, meaning blacksmith, is the professional name given to horseshoers.”
• William Attersoll’s Badges of Christianity (3) - The Baptism of John -- “...the baptism of John was consecrated and sanctified in the person of Christ, for Christ was baptised with the baptism of John.”