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Wisdom from Robinson Jeffers
By
Gus diZerega
At this time when the worst side of many Americans is proudly exposed to view by people too morally lost, and too besotted with self-righteousness to realize what they are doing, it is good to reflect on a beautiful poem by Robinson Jeffers. Praise Life This country least, but every inhabited countryIs clotted with human…
The “crazification factor” of 27%
By
Gus diZerega
I just read a delightful (in a black humored sort of way) post up at Balloon Juice. It offers a way to calculate the number of “crazies” on the political right, people for whom no fact or logic will work at getting them to question a belief and whose partisanship is completely blind. A much…
Pantheacon 2011: Contrasting Tolerance and Pluralism
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Gus diZerega
This isn’t quite the write-up I anticipated doing because I left my notes somewhere or other. A drag, but maybe a blessing in disguise. Now I have to search my memory about what impressed me most. And a great deal impressed me. I’ll pick one issue here, and I hope my memory of two presentations…
Egypt’s Grand Mufti on the Revolution
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Gus diZerega
Ali Gomaa, Egypt’s Grand Mufti has just made a statement that should raise the spirits of all who care for the well-being of the Egyptian people and a future of religious toleration and, even more, ultimate acceptance. No, he did not endorse Pagan spirituality, that is a statement that will not happen in my lifetime.…
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