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Tag Archives: environment
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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“Government to shut down Texas women’s health program”
Reuters recently had a story entitled Government to shut down Texas women’s health program. The opening paragraph states: “The Obama Administration on Thursday said it would begin shutting down a program that provides health care for more than 100,000 low-income … Continue reading
Posted in Current Events, Health, Health Care, Political Philosophy, Politics
Tagged environment, government, governor rick perry, Politics, science, texas governor rick perry
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“It’s On the Role of Government”
Rachel Held Evans has posted her “Ask a Christian Progressive” post, which features Progressive Tim King, of Sojourners. I especially appreciated Tim’s response to the question “What myth about progressives would you like to debunk?” He says: “It’s on the … Continue reading
Posted in Politics, Postmodernism, Regulation
Tagged cars, environment, government, Politics, science, transportation
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Two Perspectives on U.S. Energy Policy
I listened to two talk radio shows today. The first was that of Rush Limbaugh, the controversial right-wing host. And the second was that of Thom Hartmann, a progressive. I was especially intrigued by their different points-of-view on energy policy, … Continue reading
Posted in Current Events, Political Philosophy, Politics, rush limbaugh
Tagged cars, environment, Politics, science, transportation
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John Avlon on the Decline of Rush Limbaugh
John Avlon of The Daily Beast has an excellent article about the decline of Rush Limbaugh, both in terms of the number of his listeners and the quality of his program. Here are some of my favorite quotes from Avlon’s … Continue reading
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Tagged advertising, business, Current Events, environment, Politics, science
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