I find this post pretty interesting for a couple reasons. First, doing a quick wikipedia search tells me that he is a law professor at Santa Clara University (

I find this post pretty interesting for a couple reasons. First, doing a quick wikipedia search tells me that he is a law professor at Santa Clara University (where I went to undergrad) which is a Roman Catholic Jesuit institution. He is an atheist. Second, he's basically arguing that the common slogan that people working for social justice often say "if you want peace, work for justice" is rather..hmm..presumptuous? I haven't read any of his books, but it seems like such a radical position. I wonder where he gets his beliefs, because certainly the institution that he works at is exemplary in promoting compromise...especially when it comes to religious thought.