To some people, sushi and God are the same thing. These people are maladjusted, and probably white. But even the whitest, most maladjusted devotee of the Cult of Sushi will have trouble eating at Tako Sushi, where you can find both sushi and God.
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» Finding God in Sushi
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» The Politics of Language: A Response to Bilal
Jason personally responds to Bilal’s “Notes on Translation”, and broadens out the discussion to the politics of language in general. He argues we need to go beyond the promotion of learning certain languages by learning the language of critique.
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» Electroshock(ed)
The fact is that this might very well be the year of the Taser. In two other, widely-publicized incidents in the past twelve months, Thomas A. Swift’s Electric Rifle has repeatedly and quite literally shocked the world.
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» Soldiers of God: Korean Missionaries and the Taliban
The Korean “aid workers” held hostage in Afghanistan earn Jason Kim’s scorn not because of their religious beliefs, but because he believes they are severely misguided.
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