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A cry from the political wilderness about stimulus
By
Eric Sapp
(Cross-posted from FaithfulDemocrats) When examining the morality of a society or government, most people would probably argue that the most important thing to look at is how it acted. I would argue, however, that it is at least as important to look at how the society or government justifies its actions. Often, such an…
Phelps, Drugs, and Why I am Boycotting Kellog’s (by Rabbi Daniel S. Brenner)
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guestblogger
I love Special K cereal – it was my mom’s preferred brand when I was growing up (dad liked Shredded Wheat) and I continue to eat it and buy it for my kids. Two of them love it. But daddy isn’t buying it anymore. When I heard this morning that Kellog’s was pulling their endorsement relationship with…
Postpartisan, not Bipartisan
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Diana Butler Bass
One of the most intriguing aspects of the current debate on the economic recovery act is the strange way the terms “postpartisan” and “bipartisan” are being thrown around by both politicians and the media. President Obama campaigned as a postpartisan candidate. Postpartisan means that politics must move beyond the current party structure. A postpartisan vision recognizes that…
Cease Fire Now in Gaza – Full Page Ad in the New York Times
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Michael Lerner
On Wednesday Jan. 1st the Tikkun Community and the Network of Spiritual Progressives purchased an full page Ad in The New York Times (it appears on page A17 of Wednesday’s issue). It was signed by about 3000 people and funded almost entirely by small donations from about 1200 people. We purchased this Ad to give…
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