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What to do About North Korea?
http://www.nytimes.com/2010/05/25/world/asia/25korea.html Friends – I’m racking my brain. What to do about N. Korea? Every day, its citizens are subject to a bleak existence in the world’s only fringe cult to also be a state. Any attack on the country and … Continue reading
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Tagged cheondoism, christianity, cold war, communism, confusianism, cult, korea, north korea, south korea, war
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Cultural Diversity as Analog to Biodiversity
(If you know all the arguments about why biodiversity is awesome, or think you do, go ahead and skip down to Cultural Diversity) Biodiversity This is an ecology blog! Or at least that’s what the title claims. So, we’re going … Continue reading
Posted in nature, society
Tagged biodiversity, capitalism, christianity, cultural diversity, sharks
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The difference between evangelists and fundamentalists
I know many outside the “faith” community are insensitive and fail to differentiate evangelists and fundamentalists, lumping them together as some sort of boogie men. Well, let me set the record straight, they are different. We faithless people are insensitive, … Continue reading