Author Archives: me

The Entitlement Myth and Liberal Logic

Posted on November 13, 2006 by me

I love it when my themes come together. That is, except when it’s in response to negative situations, as unfortunately is the case at present. I’ve been writing on the issue of “The Entitlement Myth” and will continue the theme … Continue reading →

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Today, I voted (plus, Orson Scott Card and Liberal Logic)

Posted on November 7, 2006 by me

As many of you know, Oregon is the “mail-in voting” state. In a country where people yell and scream over dangling chads, stolen ballot boxes and voter disenfranchisement, we Oregonians trust the U.S. Postal Service to send us our ballots … Continue reading →

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Liberal Logic

Posted on November 7, 2006 by me

(Just one more side-track, then I’ll get back to the Entitlement issue.) This week’s Newsweek includes an article by Sam Harris, author of such spell-binding books as The End of Faith. Harris is a Stanford grad, an atheist who seems … Continue reading →

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Building mentality

Posted on October 31, 2006 by me

Okay, it’s been awhile and I still haven’t finished my last series of posts on “entitlement,” but I’m going to switch topics for this post. I will continue, I promise, and will even say some positive stuff about pastors. Our … Continue reading →

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