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Category Archives: Environment
Book Write-Up: The Idea of God and Human Freedom, by Wolfhart Pannenberg
Wolfhart Pannenberg. The Idea of God and Human Freedom. Philadelphia: The Westminster Press, 1973. This book is a collection of seven essays by theologian Wolfhart Pannenberg. I had never read Pannenberg before reading this book, but I heard of him … Continue reading
Posted in Apologetics, Bible, Environment, Life, Religion, Resurrection, School
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Nixon Reconsidered 2
I have two items for my blog post today about Joan Hoff’s Nixon Reconsidered. 1. On page 21, we read the following about President Richard Nixon’s environmental policy, specifically White House counsel John Ehrlichman’s contribution to it: “Often using poll … Continue reading
Posted in Environment, Political Philosophy, Politics, Ronald Reagan
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Jerry Voorhis: The Strange Case of Richard Milhous Nixon 4
In my post today on Jerry Voorhis’ critical look at the Nixon Administration, The Strange Case of Richard Milhous Nixon (copyright 1972, 1973), I’ll focus on Voorhis’ discussion of President Richard Nixon’s environmental policies. My conservative brother has brought up … Continue reading
Posted in Environment, Political Philosophy, Politics, Regulation
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Jerry Voorhis: The Strange Case of Richard Milhous Nixon 2
Jerry Voorhis was a Democratic Congressman from California, and he was defeated by Republican Richard Milhous Nixon in 1946. Voorhis wrote a book during Richard Nixon’s Presidency, much of which was a critique of Nixon’s policies as President. The book … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, Environment, Political Philosophy, Politics
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RN: The Memoirs of Richard Nixon, Volume 2: 6
I have three items for my write-up today on volume 2 of Richard Nixon’s memoirs. 1. A couple of posts ago, I wrote about Watergate. In that particular post, I said that Nixon admitted that he sought to encourage the … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, Environment, Political Philosophy, Politics
Tagged Richard Nixon, Watergate
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Native American Eschatology
In my latest reading of Circle of Life: Traditional Teachings of Native American Elders, James David Audlin talks about eschatology. In reading Audlin’s discussion of this, I thought about Rosemary Ruether’s critique of environmental apocalyptism in her book, Gaia and … Continue reading
Posted in Environment, Religion
Tagged apocalypticism, environment, Eschatology, Rosemary Ruether, United Nations
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Clear and Present Dangers 9: The Environment and Energy
In my latest reading of M. Stanton Evans’ Clear and Present Dangers: A Conservative View of America’s Government (copyright 1975), I finished the chapter on the environment, read the chapter on the energy crisis, and started the chapter on civil … Continue reading
Posted in Environment, George W. Bush, Political Philosophy, Politics
Tagged Clear and Present Dangers, M. Stanton Evans
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Clear and Present Dangers 8
In my latest reading of M. Stanton Evans’ Clear and Present Dangers: A Conservative View of America’s Government (copyright 1975), I finished the chapter on health care, read the chapter on “The Population Scare”, and started the chapter on the … Continue reading
Posted in Environment, Health Care, Movies, Politeia Paper, Political Philosophy, Ronald Reagan
Tagged Clear and Present Dangers, M. Stanton Evans
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Jonathan Edwards (and the Puritans) in High School
As my readers know, I finished George Marsden’s excellent biography of Jonathan Edwards. In this post, I’ll talk about some of my experiences with Jonathan Edwards’ works, particularly when I was in high school. If my memory is correct, I … Continue reading
Posted in Church, Environment, Family, George Marsden's Jonathan Edwards, History, Life, Religion, School
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Take It Back 7: Energy and the Environment
In my latest reading of James Carville and Paul Begala’s Take It Back: Our Party, Our Country, Our Future (copyright 2006), I read the chapter on the environment, and I started the chapter on the media (i.e., how the media … Continue reading
Posted in Environment, Political Philosophy, Politics, Religion, Sarah Palin
Tagged ANWR, Climate Change, General Electric, james carville, Paul Begala, renewable energy, Rick Perry, Take It Back
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James' Ramblings 