From Suriname June 20, 2010 People have often asked me if meeting and/or interacting with another American, or even another white person for that matter, is a positive occurrence. One would think, in light of the fact that I live alone in a village in which there have been stretches as long a month-and-a-half with [...]
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A Short, Visual History of Societal Progress
December 12, 2010
Sometimes it is easy to fall into the gloom and doom prophecies provided to us by our modern media. This video should be a great encouragement. This is not a guy trying to build his ratings through fear and intimidation of the uninformed populace; he is simply trying to get out his message that the [...]
Are All Religions the Same?
December 9, 2009
Question: Are all religions the same? Are all religions equally valid? There is one philosophy of religion that states exactly that; philosophy and theology label this position as religious pluralism. Pluralism states that all religions lead to the same god (the use of the title “god” is meant to center the argument around a central [...]
Basics: Defining Worldview
October 28, 2009
This is the fundamental result of our experiences during the formative years in our lives, yet most people will live out their entire life never thinking twice about the reasons behind their presuppositions.







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