Yep, our politics are broken:
No trust, no solutions | TribLIVE: "People who live and work outside Washington, D.C., say their way of life and values have not changed. But they think those who live, work and legislate inside the Beltway have, frankly, gone bonkers about everything.
David Hendricks of Weatherly, Pa., said those lawmakers are tribal, angry, argue about things most people never even think about, and run campaigns based on “vote for me because I am one of you and not one of them,” rather than “vote for me because I will do a good job for all of us.”
To him, this is “just foolishness.”"
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Saturday, January 12, 2013
Why are there no humanist funerals?
Sort of like the old saying that there are no atheists in foxholes:
Why are there no humanist funerals? | Religion and Other Curiosities: "On December 29, 2012, the New York Times carried an article by Samuel Freedman, who is on the faculty of the Graduate School of Journalism at Columbia University and who regularly writes in the religion column of the Times. The article is entitled “In a Crisis, Humanists seem Absent”. "
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Why are there no humanist funerals? | Religion and Other Curiosities: "On December 29, 2012, the New York Times carried an article by Samuel Freedman, who is on the faculty of the Graduate School of Journalism at Columbia University and who regularly writes in the religion column of the Times. The article is entitled “In a Crisis, Humanists seem Absent”. "
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Saturday, January 05, 2013
Carl Medearis sent to an Arab league meeting
Great story, HT: Ken
Carl & Chris Medearis: "God has a sense of humor. Seriously. Not joking. He’s hilarious. I mean, look at us. Look at who he chooses to use and how he goes about doing it..."
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Carl & Chris Medearis: "God has a sense of humor. Seriously. Not joking. He’s hilarious. I mean, look at us. Look at who he chooses to use and how he goes about doing it..."
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