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Black History Month—Fighting a Nation’s Amnesia
“No bit of American soil has not been touched by Black blood or Black brilliance.”
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How the Catholic Church Built Western Civilization
While I certainly didn’t have anything against the Catholics, I really didn’t know much about the religion.
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Should Religion Be Taught in Schools?
We have all seen headlines of angry parents storming school board meetings protesting that their little Johnny was being illegally “exposed” to this or that religious belief and demanding separation of church and state.
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What America’s 50,000 Monuments Tell Us About Ourselves
Achievements in science, peace, brotherhood, religion, the arts—those things which bring us together—are conspicuous in their non-memorialization.
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Why You Should Speak Up
The government cannot regulate kindness. It is you and me that can really make a difference. And no matter what anyone would have you believe, you actually can make a difference.
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How did Scientology start?
L. Ron Hubbard began his studies of the mind and spirit in 1923, resulting in a manuscript entitled “Excalibur” in 1938. It was in this unpublished work that the word Scientology first appeared to describe what Mr. Hubbard termed “the study of knowing how to know.
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