Dan is a Constitutional Quaker
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“There’s an old Quaker joke based on a talk given by Quaker theologian Pink Dandelion (that is his real name).
For a variety of theological reasons (namely a belief in “continuous revelation” the belief that God continues to reveal truths to humanity) Quakers do not have a written creed. Dandelion once said that there should be one.
Someone from the audience shouts “our creed is that we have no creed!”
Seems like a better term that agnostic.”
Second Factor First via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
09/20/23
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“This is probably my favorite legal podcast. Will and Dan are both intellectually honest and forthcoming with their opinions.
One suggestion: It would be cool if, during each episode, Will and Dan each recommended an article or book on a conlaw, admin law, fed courts, etc. topic.”
PJSSSSSSS via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
06/20/22
“Brilliant and free-flowing discussion. The gents could stand to show a little more charity to one another. But what do I know — I’m just a doctor.”
HoosiersAreGoodPeople via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
07/20/21
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“This is my first time listening to this show and I might have to stop after about 10 minutes. One guy’s mic is perfect with crisp audio. The other guy sounds like he’s in a hole and he mumbles and trails off on every sentence. He’s not even speaking human language. He sounds more like a punctured...”Read full review »
SelpSelp via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
09/03/22
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