ON BEING GOOD. . . . FOR NOTHING
At a recent meeting with the facilitators of our Community Circles, we spent some time amongst ourselves exploring from a personal level, the meaning and origin of our moral sensibilities. The ensuing discourse led me to the topic of my sermon today.
I suppose most people view morality as […]
The subject is a vast one. I admit that. Moral purpose is a topic with a long, long history of discourse. To mention Plato, Aristotle, Cicero, St. Augustine, is to name but only a few of the ancient philosophers who have attempted to understand the origin of morality. Is it of […]
What now? Well, who knows? Depending on whose side one is on, the response to the election has ranged from ecstatic euphoria to tearful anguish and despair. Understandably, there is a lot of critical self-examination going on by the party who lost. The feelings that many are experiencing are not unlike those […]
