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Health Care Reform: Government is Good and Chuck Grassley is a Predator
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Ethan Nichtern
by Ethan Nichtern The gentleman to your left seems not to like his job much at all. Maybe we should help him find a new one. As the Senate Finance Committee debated the Public Option‘s inclusion in the Health Care Reform Bill yesterday, this line caught me in a WTF? moment to remember. “Government is…
Buddhism is Not A Religion Part 3: The Truth Shall Set You Free
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Jerry Kolber
Jerry Kolber is an award-winning film and TV producer and writer and is on the board of directors of The Interdependence Project. Past projects include Queer Eye for the Straight Guy, The Eden Myth, and Inked. Upcoming projects include Bank of Mom and Dad (Fall 2010), and The Tunnel, a National Geogrpahic documentary about the…
Adventures in learning how we buy less – Part 1: The start of my journey
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Kirsten Firminger
by Kirsten Firminger I am finally collecting data for my dissertation. It is focused on people living in New York City who have voluntarily chosen to buy less. I launched the survey last Thursday and I am already amazed at the responses I have gotten. Being able to hear about the variety of goals, motivations,…
“Nones” to go Buddhist? Andrew Sullivan and the God and Country Blog
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Greg Zwahlen
by Greg Zwahlen The US News and World Report God and Country blog reported last week that a recent Trinity College survey found that in the next twenty years, the percentage of Americans who report “no religion” may increase from 15% to 25%. The survey reports that the “nones” are more “religiously indifferent” than atheist.…
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