Monthly Archives: July 2008

William James and the Post-Rational Faith

In preparation for the upcoming semester at Emory I’ve been reading ‘The Varieties of Religious Experience‘ by William James.  William James was a psychologist and philosopher from the end of the 19th century specializing in the psychology of religion and … Continue reading

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Comic Book Mythology and the Sociology of ‘The Dark Knight’

I too recently saw ‘The Dark Knight’ and despite the numerous positive reviews, I was rather disappointed that it was more about the supporting characters than Batman.   BUT the movie did cause me to ponder the social ethic contained … Continue reading

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Can I stay ‘Pro-Choice’?

I currently identify myself as ‘Pro-Choice’ with regard to abortion policies in America. Despite this ‘liberal’ stance, I agree that life begins at conception and that aborting a child qualifies as murder, but… How can we prosecute mothers and doctors … Continue reading

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