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On the Virtues of Not Always Being Nice
By
Gus diZerega
A few blog commentators have wondered whether I might be walking close to the line, or even stepping over it, in describing the enablers of murder as moral monsters who are committing treason against the United States. I appreciate their concerns. I have wondered whether I might be doing the same thing myself. But having…
Thoughts on Reading Derrick Jensen
By
Gus diZerega
When I first was made to know, in no uncertain terms, that the earth and everything in it was vastly more sentient than I had ever imagined, I looked long and hard for writings that could shed more light on my experiences. Especially I looked for stuff by modern Westerners. Mostly I found little. Most…
Atheists, Christians, and Pagans
By
Gus diZerega
The recent plethora of books by militant atheists such as Richard Dawkins, Sam Harris, and Christopher Hitchens is beginning to generate a good deal of return fire from people writing within the Christian tradition, either as sophisticated adherents or writers recognizing that on balance our society benefited from it rather more than it lost. Christopher…
Is this Blog Too Political?
By
Gus diZerega
I have been taken to task for my curt response to Mike who responded to my post on John Boehner and torture. My reply has grown to being a small post of its own that I hope will interest a number of readers. It addresses issues far bigger than Mike’s complaint.
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