
Critiquing One’s Own Profession: A Moral Imperative in Our Time
One thing I deeply respect about Peter Gabel’s critique of the Supreme Court and its ongoing originalist bent is that Gabel is daring to criticize
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One thing I deeply respect about Peter Gabel’s critique of the Supreme Court and its ongoing originalist bent is that Gabel is daring to criticize

Peter Gabel attributes much of the effort to rush through a new supreme court judge and the “originalism” legal stance she represents to the rise

We continue our meditation with lawyer-with-a-conscience Peter Gabel.* When we put the “founding fathers” on a pedestal, hagiography like, and claim they had all the

I have addressed the topic of the appointment of Amy Coney Barrett’s to the supreme court in several recent DM’s. Peter Gabel is a thinking

Numerous persons, Victor Hugo among them, have suggested that Jesus’ teaching that you “do not do to others what you would not wish them to

Spiritual traditions world-over have taught the sacredness of animals. E. F. Schumacher observed, “There have been no sages or holy men in our or anybody’s history

Several days ago I shared a number of questions I would pose to Ms. Barrett before the Senate hearings. Now, having seen her in action

We are pausing our discussion on human community to consider some animal communities hoping they might shed some light on our own. In the second

In yesterday’s DM, I cited a striking passage from Safina’s book that stated that humans learned that whales are not a thing but, rather, neighbors

Speaking of community, it can be useful to turn to other species to learn about community. In his rich book, Becoming Wild: How Animal Cultures
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