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Some Random Thoughts

I know that I haven’t blogged in a while.

The hardest questions that we have today concern the junction of science and morality.

One of the

In my last blog I mentioned the justification of the dropping of the atomic bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki.

Back in 1994 I remember that the Main Stream Media said that for years Israel had “demonized” Yasser Arafat as well as his organization, the PLO.

At the time I was amazed at the absurdity of the comment.

The Tenth Commandment is one of the most inconvenient that I can think of.

My wife and I are going on a week’s cruise to Bermuda today.

Until Shirley Sharrod opened her mouth she actually had my sympathy.

I have always had the opinion that when I hear a story that seems too good to be true I should check it out even more that usual.

Thus when I heard the latest about Sharrod making what seemed to be racist remarks I held my piece.

I was thinking about the problem of the homeless.