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…And the Third Floor Magistrates Took the Rape (A Serial Novel: Part 11)

Posted by Joshua Bradley Minton in September 27th, 2009  
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A fictional memoir serial novel set in the Bowling Green State University Campus, Bowling Green, Ohio in the late 1990s. This is the story of a group of boys who thought they were men, love and violence fusing into a tragic death, drugs and sex, poetry and philosophy, running away to find themselves right back where they started.

…And the Third Floor Magistrates Took the Rape (A Serial Novel: Part 9)

Posted by Joshua Bradley Minton in September 7th, 2009  
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A fictional memoir serial novel set in the Bowling Green State University Campus, Bowling Green, Ohio in the late 1990s. This is the story of a group of boys who thought they were men, love and violence fusing into a tragic death, drugs and sex, poetry and philosophy, running away to find themselves right back where they started.

True Education Means Going Past Religion

Posted by Josh in June 22nd, 2009  
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Organized religion is the frozen thought of man, out of which he builds temples and churches, it has become a solace for the fearful, an opiate for those who are in sorrow. But God or truth is far beyond thought and emotional demands. Parents and teachers who recognize the psychological processes which build up fear [...]

Obama’s Train Ride into Washington is the Primary Thing We Should Be Meditating On Throughout This Final Sunday of the Bush Administration

Posted by Josh in January 18th, 2009  
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Obama’s train ride is guilty of being an almost cheesy symbol for to us to attach him with Lincoln, an action whose motives are clearly visible.  This symbol is see through. But the best symbols should be see through–that’s the point. Many of the trinkets people wear on chains around their necks and hang above [...]

I’m Still Not Voting for Barack Obama but I Hope He Wins

Posted by Josh in August 28th, 2008  
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I am not a fundamentalist about anything.  I will always reserve the right to change my ideas but I will never change my core values.  In college, I avoided thinking about politics at all; opting instead to get my spiritual and artistic core values down.  After matriculation though, I made it my [...]

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