The lesson of the Tower implies destruction and disaster, but the question remains: is this change suddenly thrust upon us or is it one we seek to embrace? Do we lead and embrace the change to strengthen our nation or do we freeze allowing the change to overwhelm us?
Editorial
Here we go again: David Brooks’s misuse of “paganism” as a cultural corruption
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In an age where religious minorities — especially Pagans — already face real marginalization, suspicion, and in some cases, violence, Brooks’s carelessness, and by proxy, The New York Times’s carelessness for publishing it with little editorial concern, is irresponsible.
Living
Opinion: When the world is running down, you make the best of what’s still around
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It is at moments like these that we need to remember the image of Temperance and what it stands for, internally and externally. Are we willing to look inside ourselves to seek where we need change or where we need to hold fast to our ideals, beliefs, and foundational purpose?
Editorial
Editorial: It’s about time someone stood up for the U.S.’s persecuted Christian minority
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Until now the Christians have had to suffer in silence. Now, thanks to the Trump administration, they can complain in anonymity.
Living
Death helps us find balance between too much and not enough
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Death is a disintegration of the old in favor of the true. Who are we, what are we, where are we, why are we, and how are we in this lifetime? We can ask the same of our ancestors and ancients, just as our children and descendants will ask the same of us.
Culture
Opinion: Elon Musk and the Theology of Empathy
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Just as sane people don’t need to embrace the insanity of the Trumpies, Heathens of positive intent don’t need to take on any of the awfulness of the neo-völkisch haters and their ilk. We can make empathy a central point of what we believe and what we practice.