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Bad Faith
Bad faith (from French, mauvaise foi) is a philosophical concept first coined by existentialist philosopher Jean-Paul Sartre to describe the phenomenon wherein one denies one's total freedom, instead choosing to behave as an inert object. It is closely related to the concept of self-deception and Friedrich Nietzsche's concept of ressentiment.
Losing Their Faith: Young Adults Abandon Their Faith During College Years
ADF Attorney David French has this post on the Center for Academic Freedom Blog. ...(read more)
Michael Scaperlanda: ?Is a prayer in the name of Christ at the inauguration a sign of the President?s faith, the nation?s faith, or both??
Michael Scaperlanda, law professor at the U. of Oklahoma, writes on the Mirror of Justice Blog:
Our dialogue over prayer at the inauguration (here, here, and here) has been subconsciously playing in my mind...
"But for the Muslim Faith, the Children Would Have No Faith at All":
An interesting item from Linnell v. Linnell, 2008 WL 1913991 (Conn. Super. Apr. 15):...
You've got to have faith (schools)
On 3/1?s Lawtel, there was a list of acts designating as schools having a religious character such otherwise-apparently-not-obviously-religious institutions as ...
Faith and Alcoholism
No doubt some MOJ readers are dealing with, or have family members and/or friends who are dealing with, a drinking problem...
A Leap Of Faith
By Big Tent Democrat Two good posts on how Obama is a leap of faith. Paul Rosenberg at Open Left and Todd Beeton at MYDD...
Sold a home 9 months ago in good faith...repairs done before went on market and fixed also what buyer asked for. Now buyer is calling saying we a liable for a backup that has happened to him twice in the sewer pipe. We d
Depends on local laws. Usually the seller is liable for any undisclosed problems...

Sold a home 9 months ago in good faith...repairs done before went on market and fixed also what buyer asked for. Now buyer is calling saying we a liable for a backup that has happened to him twice in the sewer pipe. We d
Depends on local laws. Usually the seller is liable for any undisclosed problems...














