Have Compassion

To quote from here: Early childbirth is especially dangerous for adolescents and their infants. Compared to women between the ages of 20-35, pregnant women under 20 are at a greater risk for death and disease including bleeding during pregnancy, toxemia, hemorrhage, prolonged and difficult labor, severe anemia, and disability. Life-long social and economic disadvantages may […]

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This is a cost of corporate greed crisis

An American Buddhist nun called Perma Chödrön wrote a famous self-help book called When Things Fall Apart, she later expounded on the message of the first book with a follow up, subtitled A Guide to Fearlessness. The books give advice to dealing with personal crises such as the loss of a loved one, or dealing […]

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Rights and the Godless, P2

It is not without irony that ‘David’ has come after my recent post, Rights, God and the Godless. As his reply wears on, he speaks of subjects that he clearly knows very little about. Is there any point in responding? To ‘David’, details like facts, evidence and so forth, are irrelevant. The truth, as he […]

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Rights, God, and the Godless

Every so often, I’ll trawl WordPress topics for posts that might be interesting. These posts might be ones I agree with, or ones I feel a desire to challenge. I have been fortunate to come across a number of strong voices in the fields of feminism, LGBT rights, and racial equality. I have also stumbled […]

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No Controversy, merely Absurdity

The last couple of posts from ‘David’ Thiessen of Theology Archaeology have spun off into character assassinations of both myself, and Bruce Gerencser. I’ve ignored a couple of his more recent displays of hypocrisy, but his latest post is grounds for a few corrections. We apologize for our article title yesterday. However, we did find […]

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Defence of the Indefensible

I would like to regard myself as being fairly placid (though Mario Kart and Football Manager can still put this notion to the test). However, sometimes, when people who know nothing of fatherhood assert to judge my parenting skills… Well, prepare for a response. A preacher or a teacher does not have to be married […]

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