Category: Sustainability

Lots of jokes have been made about the passing of Pat Robertson, and the possibility that he’s burning in hell as God’s retribution for the televangelist’s having taken advantage of our nation’s poorest and most ignorant people on his rise …

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At left: Düsseldorf in 1990 and 2019. Does this mean that we’re making progress at the global level? No, but it does suggest that progressive actions can lead us all forward.

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From these folks: “Our mission is to promote Godly values, provide excellent coffee, and protect every beating heart.” In fact, this coffee may be terrible. Perhaps horribly bitter, or utterly flavorless.  That’s not the point. There is one thing that …

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Those who remember Ayn Rand from her mid-Century novels will recall that she popularized, for a short period of time, the idea that altruism was intrinsically evil, claiming it to be incompatible with human rights, freedom, and capitalism. That thinking …

America’s New Values Are Perverse Read More »

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In an uncountable number of cases that happen around the world, on a daily basis, we treat our dogs and cats with far more concern and compassion than we do human beings. Here at home in the U.S., we have …

How Sacred Is Human Life? Read More »

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Here’s an excellent article that examines why we are losing an increasingly large number of our toddlers to shootings by their young siblings. You may have known, for instance, that a gunshot to a small body is more likely to …

Losing Our Kids to Gun Deaths–Some in Our Schools, Some In Our Own Homes Read More »

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The only thing I know about the book here is the word “Worlds” in its title needs an apostrophe. This doesn’t make a good first impression.

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My #1 thought about American education is that Ben Carson can only worsen it further. A reader, Margaret Morris, asks: How do you improve education? I respond: Though I’m not an expert, here are three ideas. 1) Proper funding for …

Does Ben Carson REALLY Want My Thoughts on Education? Read More »

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I agree with what Bertrand Russell said on the subject: Anyone who believes in eternal punishment for any crimes committed in this life cannot be consider to be completely moral. Having said that, the meme here is funny.  And, on …

Pat Robertson in Hell? Read More »

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By definition, rhetorical questions are posed without any answer expected. But what the hell.  I have a minute before my morning walk with my wife. I hope to leave a country where our kids are avid readers, capable of critical …

What Kind of Country Do You Want to Leave Our Kids? Read More »

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