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What Have We Gotten Done?

What Have We Gotten Done? Or at least, what has this blog gotten done? Perhaps the most important thing this blog has accomplished is to help its readers understand – or at least get them arguing about! – the need for a movement that is more than merely political: a movement that is philosophically and theologically capable […]

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Does Postmodernism Pit Us Against Each Other?

Does Postmodernism Pit Us Against Each Other? Feminist maverick Camille Paglia has called him “the most important and influential Canadian thinker since Marshall McLuhan,” declaring that “his bold interdisciplinary synthesis of psychology, anthropology, science, politics and comparative religion is forming the template for the genuinely humanistic university of the future.” Meanwhile, conservative commentator David Brooks […]

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Olduvai IV: Courage
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Olduvai II: Exodus
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