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There are limits to the cognitive dissonance we can tolerate, I suppose:>)
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There are limits to the cognitive dissonance we can tolerate, I suppose:>)
or lower. Did you ever wonder why groups develop "awards" to give to people who agree with them? What's that old song, "people marchin' and acarryin' signs, mostly say "Hurray for our side"?
Well, there seems to be on-going escalation in this crisis. It's too early to tell where this leads, though I am grateful that it has not escalated even more. I suppose the longer we go without major escalation, the more likely tings are to cool off.....
I saw a recent article that asked the question: is the car bomb the invincible weapon? Whether it is or not, it seems they are becoming increasingly popular, as this piece shows.
On the gang that couldn't shoot straight because, well, they just aren't shooters to start with.
It looks there will be a couple of votes on stem cell research in April. Take a look at these alternatives, and let me know what you think. Should these be passed? On what grounds should decisions on this be made?
Seems a judge recently intervened in the administration's attempt to open national forests to logging without appropriate environmental impact reviews. Kudos to that judge!
Well, this administration sent too few troops, sent them under-prepared, and has consistently fallen short on medical care when they return. But, as long as they are good photo op props, they like 'em just fine. Except, now some generals are pointing out troops are for that.
Surprise, surprise, surprise, the folks at Time seem to think the Bible should be taught in public schools. What say ye?
Jim Wallis: Living God's Politics: A Guide to Putting Your Faith into Action
Virginia Todd Holeman: Reconcilable Differences: Hope and Healing for Troubled Marriages
The Blackwell Companion to Political Theology (Blackwell Companions to Religion)
Michael L. Budde: Christianity Incorporated: How Big Business Is Buying the Church
Jim Wallis: The Call to Conversion : Why Faith Is Always Personal but Never Private
Jim Wallis: God's Politics : Why the Right Gets It Wrong and the Left Doesn't Get It