You hear it said often, and correctly, in many forms. I will here use National Review's Jeff Blehar's version, because 1) Blehar is hilarious (anyone who dedicates one of those generally treacly, obnoxiously boilerplate "youthful Christmas memories" pieces that appears in the week before Jesus' nativity to the "Mystery Science...
You hear it said often, and correctly, in many forms. I will here use National Review’s Jeff Blehar’s version, because 1) Blehar is hilarious (anyone who dedicates one of those generally treacly, obnoxiously boilerplate “youthful Christmas memories” pieces that appears in the week before Jesus’ nativity to the “Mystery Science…
