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Earon
Today is Blog Action Day , with a focus on Global Climate Change. There is so much to write about regarding Global Climate Change, which is already resulting in massive destruction to the ecosystems upon... More »
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Faith Comes, In Daily Life by Earon S. Davis Faith comes, in daily life, from the embrace of a loved one, the sound of laughter, a song sung for no reason, a spectacular sunset,... More »
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Okay, now this is a sensitive topic, and I'm sure you'll have an opinion. Should children and teenagers be raised to fit into a particular religious congregation or system? I've been told by many people that... More »
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I know that it is "all the rage" to debate atheism vs. theism vs. agnosticism, but I believe that the nature of the debate does not address the real issues being faced by people. Attacking faith... More »
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Public Health Implications of How We Define Human Nature (Revised 12/23/07) By Earon S. Davis, J.D., M.P.H., L.C.M.T. We generally don't think about the public health implications of how we view humanity. Yet, if we... More »
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Our religious beliefs are like our undergarments. They can provide comfort, serious support or mere convenience, even decoration. We don't even have to wear any, at any given time. We don't particularly need to show them... More »
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Religion, throughout history, has been a cultural and political flashpoint; too often a good idea gone bad. Inner thoughts of love and peace too easily turn to hatred and violence. Some writers would have us... More »
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That's easy. I think we are all monks and nuns anyway, and the religion is kindness. Having a family and children is far more difficult than being a renunciate, because so much is unpredictable and being in... More »
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Fellow Zaadsters, I request a "reality check" about the film and book called "The Secret." I initially was troubled by the movie's "infomercial," motivational structure and reliance on powerful circular reasoning and testimonials, but was assured by others that it (The... More »
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Anthropomorphopnobia is a mouthful. How does one pronounce this word, let alone combat it? Since the word ends in "phobia," it obviously relates to the fear of something called anthropomorphism. Basically anthropomorphism is the attribution of... More »
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