Merry Christmas

My blogging has been light in December. There will probably be no more posts until the new year. I hope you all have a very merry and blessed Christmas!

Flying Imams Seek Settlement - Perhaps the Other Passengers Should Sue the Imams

It has been reported that the flying imams (see post of 11-22-06) want a settlement from the airline and an end to supposed profiling.

I have a different idea. Instead of the airline negotiating with the imams, the other passengers on the flight should consider acquiring attorneys and suing the imams for intentional infliction of emotional distress if such action is possible in the relevant jurisdiction.

In the post 9-11 world, the alleged conduct of the imams at boarding and on the plane is outrageous and would foreseeably cause severe emotional distress in reasonable people.

The plaintiff's bar is usually more aggressive about this sort of thing. I am surprised I have not seen my suggestion elsewhere.

A Christian View of Human Law; My Speech at Triniy Law School's December 2006 Open House

At the link is the audio of my speech on a Christian View of Human Law. It is about an hour and fifteen minutes in length.

The Christian Foundation of Constitutional Law

http://www.apologetics.com/default.jsp

At the link to Apologetics .com, for the next week or two, is a link to my radio interview for the Apologetics.com show on KKLA. John Snyder is interviewing me on the US constitution and Christianity with Chistopher Neiswonger providing additional comments.

Link to Podcast on Death Penalty

At the link is an edited interview on the death penalty that I did for the Sci Phi Show.