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- Civil Dialogue Resolves DisagreementsArguments are a natural part of life. They can and do occur between friends, family members, co-workers, and even strangers. As we witnessed last week if only Congress could with civility choose their words wisely, so much more could become accomplished. Who would have ever thought a false eyelash could shut down all progress inContinue reading “Civil Dialogue Resolves Disagreements”
- Filled With New WineThis is not a tale of drunkenness or youthful indiscretions, rather it is a remembering of an important day to be celebrated. One that occurred centuries ago and for millions of people remains important today, despite the initial naysayers. Some of the eye witnesses to the prophecy fulfilled tried to dismiss it all by mockingContinue reading “Filled With New Wine”
- Actively Seeking Supremacy of ReasonToday I am appearing in defense of clear thinking, common sense and ultimate reason. Ladies and gentlemen of the jury, in a world increasingly driven by emotions and soundbites, the voice of reason can often feel like a lone whisper. Yet, throughout history, great strides have been made through the careful application of logic andContinue reading “Actively Seeking Supremacy of Reason”
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