More gun control is opposed by many conservatives – the same people who often espouse market-driven solutions to problems. I say “fine.” Let’s implement a market solution to the gun problem here in the United States. . . .
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A Father’s Day Sermon – High Street UU, Macon, GA – June 21, 2015
Thich Nhat Hanh says “You are, therefore I am” – this is not a differentiation, where we draw a line between you and me and declare two separate parts. It is instead a declaration of interbeing, of connectedness.
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The attachment you had yesterday has been released and so is no longer available to control your life. Many other attachments are still there for you to release. More time on the cushion would be beneficial in releasing those attachments. (note to (no)self)
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This question popped into my head this morning. People do talk about what they believe. But is this a good idea? Our actions are based upon our beliefs, both ordinary/everyday and religious beliefs. We move to sit in a chair on the belief that it will support our weight. We get married with a belief
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Have scheduled my first semester at Candler… long days in class on Tuesdays and Thursdays, with four hours per week of field work yet to be scheduled (Candler gets you “hands on” right from the start!).
Comfort with uncertainty… the journey continues Read More »
A Guest Editorial in The GSU Signal – July 27, 1999 Earl A. Daniels is a Signal staff member, and is majoring in sociology Jacob Houge is dead. The GSU student was visiting friends at the Village. It was raining that Thursday afternoon, June 24. While running from the elevator near the “turnaround” to the
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