Archive for 'beliefs'
Making note of privilege
I’ve been reading Jeanne’s blog, Social Class and Quakers, since she began writing it in August. It’s one of a large number of Quaker blogs I read, a virtual substitute for the Quaker Meeting I feel I can no longer attend. Her focus is especially compelling to me, for a number of reasons, not the [...]
Posted: November 5th, 2007 under beliefs, class, poverty.
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Immigration and justice
On April 1, American vigilantes will begin patrolling US/Mexico border areas in an effort to stem the increasing wave of immigrants from Latin America, according to Newsweek. Despite massive funding and personnel increases for border patrol, the article reports, illegal immigration has risen sharply over the past few years. Disputes between the US and Mexico [...]
Posted: March 30th, 2005 under Latin America, beliefs, immigration, poverty.
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A post-Good Friday consideration
It would be something of an intellectual schizophrenia for me to attend church every um–once and a while–and say that it was purely for the entertainment and not because there’s something in it that I need and believe. Now, exactly what that is, I’m not quite sure.
What I do know is that last night as [...]
Posted: March 26th, 2005 under beliefs.
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