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Thursday, May 7, 2009
Another Step Forward
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TruthOut is reporting that Maine has become the fifth state in the nation to legalize gay marriage . When you add this tally to states like ...
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It's All About Power
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In my last entry yesterday, I discussed how the economic might of religious institutions equates into the ability to generate a tremendous i...
Wednesday, May 6, 2009
The Unholy Fusion
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I didn't set out today to write a four-part series, but I go where the words take me. ;-) Anyhow, I last wrote about the precepts of th...
The First to the Top
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Okay Taoist, it's readily apparent that you dislike religion, but what's it to ya, buddy? Why not allow everyone to believe as they...
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Following the Leader
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Following the leader, the leader, the leader We're following the leader wherever he may go We won't be home till morning, till morni...
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Who's Yo Daddy?
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Some claim that attaining the true Tao requires a master, and following a long road of discipline and sacrifice under their tutelage. The sa...
Another Rainy Day
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One word defines May in South Bend thus far -- rain. It has rained each and every day. We're only about 1/5 of the way through the mon...
Tuesday, May 5, 2009
Near and Far
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When many people first become introduced to the philosophy of Taoism, they want to know how they can learn more. Apart from such practices ...
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Top to Bottom
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From my bedroom window, the one thing that predominates my view is trees. They come in all sorts of varieties from short to tall and decidu...
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My Son, My Son
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Let's say there's a guy who is a very ornery and despicable person. Selfishness is his middle name. His next door neighbor, on the...
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Food for Thoughts
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Are We So Addicted to Meat That We Can't See Where the Swine Flu Came From? By Kathy Freston Are we killing ourselves? There has been a ...
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The Irony of it All!
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For someone as anti-religious as myself, the wave file that announces one or more new emails in my in box is peculiar, to say the least. On...
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Monday, May 4, 2009
The Greatest "Sin" of All
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As a Taoist, I spend almost none of my time contemplating sin . It's not that I believe that humans can do no wrong, it's more boun...
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Wrinkles of Time
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Generally speaking, I find most TV ads to be annoying -- the art of trying to sell the viewing public something they don't need and, unt...
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Sunday, May 3, 2009
Very Superstitious
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And how different from the rational worship of religion are the superstitious ways of carrying on, the pleading and groveling, that pass in ...
Did I Miss the Memo?
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I regularly follow approximately 45 blogs. Over the past three days, very few of them have posted any new entries. (I'm going through ...
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I've Been Down this Road Before
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Recently, the Obama administration has come out to say what almost everyone already knew -- that the former administration was [illegally] t...
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Saturday, May 2, 2009
What's the Story?
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Most of the important tracts from all the major religions were written centuries ago. The majority of them allude to historical circumstanc...
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Breaking the Barrier
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A great deal of our lives centers around the uncharted territory called death. What is it like when we die? Where do we go? What do we do...
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Deja Vu Could Be Making a Comeback
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May 2, 1968 - The Poor People's Campaign began with groups from several locations around the U.S. setting out for Washington, D.C., to ...
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