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| | | | | |  What it Means to Be Human. A Humanistic Perspective on the Two Cultures. - A Review-Essay by Dr. Emanuel Paparella
I just finished reading a fantastic book which appeared way back in 2010. It has taken three years for me to finally catch up with it. I now regret having put it on the backburner for so long. The author is the William R. Kenan professor of sociology Chr | | | |  Come With Me, Little Girl... by Leah Sellers
A sadistic, "nice guy", psychopath by the name of Ariel Castro kidnapped, imprisoned and physically and psychologically abused three young girls, Amanda Berry, Georgina DeJesus and Michelle Knight, in Cleveland, Ohio for a decade or longer. | | | |  Quantum Palmistry: The Simian Constellation by Dr. Yoshifumi Harada
The Simian constellation represents are link in us to the animal kingdom. This is a very basic constellation that represents the animal urges within us. The simian ape is a powerful primate which lives upon its basic wit within the wild. The simian is bot | |
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| | |  John of Patmos: Aleph of Light - Alpha and Omega by David Sparenberg
A power came, as if a power coming down from sky above. A power came, as if a power coming up from earth below. Two conjoined as one. Nobody rationally explains the conjunction of opposites. Paradox fertilizes below the soil of consciousness. | | | |  How we see the world around us by Murray Hunter
Let's see how we really see the world around us! | | | |  Why Won't You Teach in the Public Schools Anymore? by Leah Sellers
Good Question. One to which I have Given years of Thought and initial Struggle. Struggle? Yes, Struggle. Because I sought to Work within the ever Re-gressive and Di-gressive Public School System of Texas, while attempting to stave the Tide of Wrong-head | | | |  Part Nine: An Imaginary Conversation between Aristotle - and Richard Dawkins on Life after Death by Dr. Emanuel Paparella
Richard Dawkins: Good morning Professor Aristotle. I wonder if you'd allow me, as an avowed militant atheist, to articulate a few comments on the topic of life after death.
Aristotle: but of course Dr. Dawkins; we'd be honored. I have heard of your rep | | | |  How are we emotionally connected with universal nature? by Kittirat Yothangrong
When we look around us, we see an environment that influences how we feel. When we see inside of ourselves, we see ourselves through our feelings which influence how we see the environment. The product of the connection between the external and internal n | | | |  The Bomber - Terminus ad quem by David Sparenberg
The suicide bomber is first to go. In an instant, measured by a fury of fire, he disappears; his body fragmented. No-fragmentation is far too gentle of a term. The bomber's flesh is ripped and torn, severed, smashed, shredded, fried and roasted, and c | | | |  The Divinity of Music and Homemade Cookies by Leah Sellers
Music - the Universal Language of the Soul - the Heart and Mind. Music speaks to Us - reaches Us in ways nothing else can. Music is the Universal Language of Connection. Just as the seductive, mouth watering, aromas wafting from warm ovens filled with del | | | | next | | |
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