Archive for the ‘Philosophy’ Category

Delivery from shame

April 12 | Posted by mrossol | Health, Philosophy, Religious Persecution

WORLD Magazine | Delivery from shame | Emily Belz | Apr 23, 11. I would be interested in hearing about Muslim doctors who help these women. ===== When women arrive at the Addis Ababa Fistula Hospital, they usually reek of urine and feces. Often they have walked many miles and their husbands have abandoned them as social outcasts. Common in countries... Read more

Book Review: Everything Is Obvious

April 9 | Posted by mrossol | Philosophy

Book Review: Everything Is Obvious. ” … that common sense is a shockingly unreliable guide to truth and yet we rely on it virtually to the ­exclusion of other methods of reasoning …” Might not be for the High “I”s or the High “D”s…

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When rape is a tool of war

April 6 | Posted by mrossol | Middle East, Philosophy

When rape is a tool of war – CNN.com. I have no way of verifying facts, but I certainly lean very far in the direction of Eman al-Obediy.  She is due our prayers…

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The Arab Revolt and American Interests

April 5 | Posted by mrossol | American Thought, Middle East, Obama, Philosophy

Review & Outlook: The Arab Revolt and American Interests – WSJ.com. A longer piece, but also worth the read. “Then there is Iran, a regime that President Obama spent his first years in office trying to court on the theory that only the pig-headedness of his predecessor had prevented an earlier rapprochement. It took a stolen election, terrible domestic... Read more

The Course of Human Events

April 1 | Posted by mrossol | American Thought, Philosophy

A rather long piece, sent by my son (thank you), but worth the read, nonetheless.  A lecture given in 2003 by David McCullough ——- Dr. Cole, ladies and gentlemen, to be honored as I am tonight in the Capital of our country, in the presence of my family and many old friends, is for me almost an out-of-body experience. ... Read more

Enemies of the People

March 12 | Posted by mrossol | Philosophy, Socialism, The Left

“Enemies of the People” follows in the footsteps of many acclaimed studies of Southeast Asia’s dark days of the 1970s, from Francis Ford Coppola’s 1979 film “Apocalypse Now” to the most famous movie about Cambodia, 1984′s “The Killing Fields,” which starred Sam Waterston as a New York Times journalist covering the rise of the Khmer Rouge regime. It’s also in... Read more

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