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The courage to survive
The courage to survive Winslow Myers 827 words In his dense and challenging lectures gathered into a book called “The Courage To Be,” the late theologian Paul Tillich sorted our modern anxieties into three existential buckets: first, the anxiety of fate and death, experienced as dread; second, the anxiety of guilt and self-condemnation, that we have failed
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Arresting the witness: Don Lemon, the DOJ, and the chilling of press freedom
Arresting the witness: Don Lemon, the DOJ, and the chilling of press freedom by George Cassidy Payne 1104 words When federal agents arrested journalist Don Lemon and independent reporter Georgia Fort in connection with a protest inside a Minneapolis-area church, many commentators framed the incident as a straightforward defense of sacred space. Worship was disrupted.
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On the road to nuclear war
On the road to nuclear war by Lawrence S. Wittner 971 words On January 27, 2026, the editors of the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists moved the hands of their famous “Doomsday Clock” to 85 seconds to midnight–the closest setting, since the appearance of the clock in 1946, to nuclear annihilation. This grim appraisal has impressive evidence to