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Daily Archives: July 24, 2018
Triablogue: Countdown to judgment
Triablogue: Countdown to judgment
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Libertarians on the Prairie – A Reviewish Bit of Bloggetry
Originally posted on northierthanthou:
Libertarians on the Prairie Back in college, I remember a few of my professors speaking ironically about the image of Little House on the Prairie. That the story didn’t exactly match the realities of western expansion…
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Remembering and Forgetting, Depression, and the Healing of Memories
Originally posted on Eclectic Orthodoxy:
Back when I was in seminary, I was introduced to what was then called the ministry of inner healing or the healing of memories. Numerous books were written on the subject, notably by Agnes Sanford,…
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Examining Teleological (Consequentialist) Ethics
Originally posted on Bishop's Encyclopedia of Religion, Society and Philosophy:
Teleological ethics (also known as Consequentialism) comes from the Greek word “telos” which means goal. It argues that the moral rightness of an action is determined by the maximization…
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Review: Consent on Campus
Originally posted on Bob on Books:
Consent on Campus: A Manifesto, Donna Freitas. New York: Oxford University Press, (forthcoming, August 1) 2018. Summary: An argument that current approaches to consent education as an approach to combating sexual assault on campus are…
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“Maimonides’ theological principles were never unanimously embraced”
“Maimonides’ theological principles were never unanimously embraced.”
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Book Write-Up: The Conservative Mind, by Russell Kirk
Russell Kirk. The Conservative Mind. BN Publishing, 2008. See here to purchase the book. Russell Kirk was a twentieth century conservative thinker. The Conservative Mind was originally published in 1953. In this book, Kirk profiles conservative thought in Britain and … Continue reading
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