Toward a World that Works for Everyone
You’d think that, after the fall of Nazism, Fascism, and Stalinism, the world would have learned its lessons and not go down this road again. But characterizing democracy protesters in Hong Kong as “terrorists” has that same ring. And the predictable tactics – “thugs” doing what police can’t do and then disappearing before the police […]
Two stories of good neighbors using their funds to help others…. Connecticut Businessman Gives Motorized Wheelchairs to 580 People –Some Who Haven’t Been Outside in Years Michael Goonan, Good News Network, July 17, 2019. httpss://www.goodnewsnetwork.org/gift-of-mobility-pawn-shop-in-connecticut/ Mobility is truly one of the wonders of life that so many of us take it for granted. This is […]
(Continued from Part 1, yesterday.) Thank you for allowing me to follow this train of thought. I find nothing more rewarding than plumbing these mysteries. I hope in the future, when things get busy, I’ll somehow be able to continue along these lines of inquiry. God as the active Mother (rather than the passive Father) […]
Werner Erhard wrote a very challenging essay in 1977, called The End of Starvation: Creating an Idea Whose Time Has Come. (1) In it he explained, from his point of view, how life worked. I can’t think of any other way to describe it. His book utterly bewitched me when I first read it. I […]
In the course of a conversation with a reader, I became aware of the fact that Werner Erhard (1) had posted online one of the most stimulating books for humanitarian philanthropists I’ve ever read. Werner was … is … an enlightened humanitarian philosopher. He might call himself an ontologist, a student of being. I’d add […]
Recently I issued a call for the end of gender persecution globally by Aug. 1, 2011. [Did not happen!] You may be asking yourself, has he lost his mind? He just issued a call for the disclosure of UFOs and a call for world peace. Does he know what he’s doing? What’s he up to? […]
