Brad McCormick wrote:
> > The debates that the CSM refers to
> > are about unconstitutional activities and dangers of certain religious
> > splinter groups rather than about the relations between religions and
> > secularism in general.
>
> When the new pope was being elected, the 3 main
> conc
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This is an ancient Russian fear and it's well grounded in Russian
history. Over the centuries, Russia has been attacked by the Mongols from
the east, by the Tur
Chris, do you have a citation for your quote from Kahane?
Re. the Christian Science Monitor: in fairness, the CSM has and deservedly
so one of the best reputations for reporting on the Israeli-Palestinian
conflict, the Middle East, and the 'Third World.' The word "Christian" in
the name of the
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Nobel laureate Aleksander Solzhenitsyn accuses U.S., NATO of
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I would expand the notion of advertising into the cultural, non-commercial
realm. Political parties, religious organizations, NGOs, professional sports
organizations, etc. are all advertising their products or agendas. And
people are pretty naked before these things. We have developed some
protect
Or that with enough love and patience we can all get along in a pluralistic
society.
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FYI CSM About Us http://www.christiansciencemonitor.com/aboutus/about_the_monitor.html
I have always found the
CSM fair and balanced. It also provides more analysis than many other
papers.
Arthur
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> Chris, do you have a citation for your quote from Kahane?
The quoted phrases are contained in a Kahane interview titled
"Israel's Ayatollahs: Meir Kahane and the Far Right in Israel"
online at http://www.kahane.org/meir/interview.htm
Lawry, I look forward to your analysis of my forward on neo-
And even more to the point is the corosiveness of the medium of advertising -
whatever the worthiness of the cause. Advertising is like an incantation meant
to penetrate one's boundaries and be incorporated into one's sense of self.
This 'pattern' is very much like the HIV virus with its consequ
> FYI CSM About Us
> http://www.christiansciencemonitor.com/aboutus/about_the_monitor.html
This makes it pretty clear that the word "Science" in "CSM" is false
advertising. "Christian Science", as defined there, has about as much
to do with science as "Intelligent Design" has to do with intellig
However it got started and whatever it's name means, the CSM is one of the
best and most objective newspapers going.
Ed
FYI CSM About Us
http://www.christiansciencemonitor.com/aboutus/about_the_monitor.html
This makes it pretty clear that the word "Science" in "CSM" is false
advertising. "
> However it got started and whatever it's name means, the CSM is one of the
> best and most objective newspapers going.
Yeah, that means much in America...
Chris
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John, agreed.
I'd push the argument even a bit further: the ubiquity of advertising
teaches by example that self-celebration, exaggeration, deceit, and
self-promotion are OK. Is it any surprise that ordinary people too often
reflect these values, and continue to do so if they come to prominence.
P
> I'd push the argument even a bit further: the ubiquity of advertising
> teaches by example that self-celebration, exaggeration, deceit, and
> self-promotion are OK. Is it any surprise that ordinary people too often
> reflect these values, and continue to do so if they come to prominence.
> Profes
For your information to distribute - have you seen this article culled
from slashdot about Walmart knobbling wiki? I find this very sinister -
I thought Wiki could guard against this sort of thing. If verified marks
an important development, though hardly surprising.
http://www.whitedust.net/artic
Brad McCormick wrote:
> I like to think of
> psychoanalysis as a *transitional* discipline
Doesn't it rather "cement" the status quo? Freud was a
predator "par excellence"...
Chris
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