I’m thinking today about the next “big” piece I want to write (either for this blog or for the print edition of Backwoods Home<\/i>). So I won’t have too much to say until my brain works that out.<\/p>\n
The piece will be based on Albert Jay Nock’s<\/a> concept of freedom lovers as something like the biblical “remnant,” expounded in his essay “Isaiah’s Job.”<\/a><\/p>\n If you follow that link, you’ll see that the copy of “Isaiah’s Job” I chose (there are copies all over the ‘Net) is on the site of the Association of American Physicians and Surgeons<\/a> — a damnfine group.<\/p>\n Nock’s classic is a good antidote to the “I’m losin’ my freedom blues,” so it seems appropriate today to find it on a freedom-loving doctors’ website. If things are soon to get terrible for the rest of us, doctors who care about freedom and their patients are going to suffer the most.<\/p>\n Anyhow, just a few links today, then I’m off to mull and ponder:<\/p>\n I’m thinking today about the next “big” piece I want to write (either for this blog or for the print edition of Backwoods Home). So I won’t have too much to say until my brain works that out. The piece will be based on Albert Jay Nock’s concept of freedom lovers as something like the biblical “remnant,” expounded in his essay “Isaiah’s Job.” If you follow that link, you’ll see that the copy of “Isaiah’s Job” I chose (there are copies all over the ‘Net) is on the site of the Association of American Physicians and Surgeons — a damnfine…<\/p>\n\n