By Ariel Ben Avraham In previous commentaries we have insisted that there is not such a thing as the apparent conditionality of God’s Love, because all conditions exist on our behalf. We also have repeated that Love is its cause and effect, its instant reward, and in...
Not this Jennifer Rubin? Someone has to defend Sarah Palin and it may as well be a lawyer, even if this is not her brand of practice. No, she’s not the actress though she is from Los Angeles. Let’s hear the...
"We have let Obama down: When Obama came into office with a mandate for change, the left sat back and waited. Instead, we should have mobilised ." From OpEd journalist Clancy Sigal, a fellow Chicagoan and lover of Barack Obama. Sigal says that it has...
Paul Krugman had a post today about President Barack Obama. I was struck by it, because it describes a phenomena which I had noticed, late in the campaign , and right around inauguration. That is, as Krugman says, that the...
Having written on the Knox case, on my own blog, for the past year, and having run the whole gamut of perspectives - from Amanda as beautiful sociopath, as depicted on the blog "Lies Our Mothers Told Us" under the authorship of...
Although I have lived in the state of Florida for most of my life, I consider myself an "honorary" Chicagoan by virtue of my birth and first ten years on this earth in the Windy City. That being said, I was...
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Can we raise the level of discourse? Some great letters to the editor of the New York Times, discussing why impassioned politics is a thing of the gutter:It is pointed out that the impartial and neutral tone - the mark of sophisticated public...
I recall reading a book in 2001, at the opening of our present decade. It was a library book which I could not put down for days: The New Radicalim in America: 1889-1963 by Christopher Lasch. It was engrossing and compelling precisely...
It is a terrible thing to be full of words, and unable to speak. If the spam filter glitch which has rendered me unable to post remarks to comments made to my stories, or to reply in PMs is not worked out soon, I will be forced to stop writing on NP...
I came across Dionne's OpEd piece this morning in The Washington Post. Certainly, he is sounding the alarm, and with good cause. We stand at a crossroads with this Supreme...
From ED.gov :Below is an excerpt from a letter sent to school Principals accross the nation from the Education Secretary, telling of the President's upcoming address on Tuesday , Sep. 8 to school aged children of the U.S.. Of...
This daily podcast reports the Corporate Social and Sustainability efforts of corporations, businesses, and countries on how their initiatives improve both the lives of their citizens, but consumers, and the...
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Commentary: Anti Obama Libertarianism and throngs of pseudo -John Galts. John Galt is the fictional hero of libertarian writer Ayn Rand. He appeared in her book, Atals Shrugged ( c....
Bowing to pressure from the left, Obama will become emmersed in a political war which will stir up divisive feelings more than ever. From today's Wall Street Journal: "It would be unfair to prosecute dedicated men and women working to protect America for...
Elegant Roots Blog Twitter led me to an interesting blog likening environmentalism to religion: “Green Angst: why being green is like being religious”: The Clean Hippie “This blog is supposed to be about being green and being normal at the same time. But a true...
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