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Category Archives: Politics
Why I Am Voting for Gary Johnson for President
I have voted in every election since the 1980 presidential election. I’ve often been unhappy with the choices presented by the two major parties. This time both of those choices have fallen far below an acceptable level for me and … Continue reading
Every Other Monday, by John Kasich
Every Other Monday by John Kasich My rating: 4 of 5 stars I found the audio book edition at the public library when one of the books I had reserved for a car trip did not come in time. I … Continue reading
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Still Amusing Ourselves to Death
I recently read an essay in the current issue of The Atlantic by Christopher Hitchens entitled “Cheap Laughs: The smug satire of liberal humorists debases our comedyand our national conversation.” Hitchens’ complaint with liberal humorists like Al Franken and Jon … Continue reading
Richard John Neuhaus In Defense of Death
Quite by accident yesterday I came across a reprint of New York Times columnist David Brooks’ editorial “In Defense of Death” in the Columbus Dispatch. It’s a tribute of sorts to Richard John Neuhaus, a theologian and Catholic priest who … Continue reading
Where Is Our Hope?
“Where is our hope?” is the title of a recent posting on Scot McKnight’s blog, Jesus Creed, and it sums up pretty accurately my own preferred attitude toward the coming November elections. I try to make informed decisions when I … Continue reading
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Who Really Cares, by Arthur C. Brooks
Given a fair reading, this book will be an eye-opener for some, and an encouragement to others. I hope theres no cause for cynicism or gloating. Keep in mind that this is a broad brush, big picture kind of book. … Continue reading
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PBS: “Wall of Separation”
PBS recently aired a very interesting documentary that explores the concept of the Wall of Separation between Church and State, its history and relationship to the First Amendment of the U. S. Constitution. I think that, on the whole, this … Continue reading
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