I am a lawyer and a writer. I have one novel published and another book before an agent right now. I practice international religious freedom law, mostly in Europe and write on a variety of subjects.
You can see a sample of my writing at www.joelthornton.com
My passion is ...
travel and religious freedom
I know too much about ...
very few things
My parents always told me ...
deal with people straight up
My favorite memory ...
sleeping in the Hauptbahnhof in Cologne, Germany
Why I write ...
to clarify my thoughts
What I am reading/watching/listening to ...
Bob Dylan, Clive Cussler, Psych
My first job ...
building maintenance
My best moment ...
the day my two children were born
My inspiration ...
the inner corners of my soul
Government cannot effectively deliver the mail, how can they possibly monitor what is preached in thousands of pulpits? The only problem with the question posed is that it does not go far enough. The current free speech battle is not in the pulpits of America, or the rest of the Western World for that matter. The current free speech battle is being fought in public venues, like our streets, sidewalks, and parks. So, the question that really should be on each of our minds is whether the government has the right to decide what preachers preach in any place. If free speech is going to remain ...
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Member since: January 2009
Articles Written: 18