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Mankind, society, and cultures have progressed over the past two millenniums but the "Church" seems to have not kept up. Is it the Church's obligation to adapt? Yes, to some degree, it is if it wants to continue to be considered relevant...a significant issue today is reason vs. revelation. But because the Church claims it alone possesses the truth, and truth is immutable (but is, however, subject to context), it seems reluctant to demonstrate...

Mankind, society, and cultures have progressed over the past two millenniums but the "Church" seems to have not kept up. Is it the Church's obligation to adapt? Yes, to some degree, it is if it wants to continue to be considered relevant...a significant issue today is reason vs. revelation. But because the Church claims it alone possesses the truth, and truth is immutable (but is, however, subject to context), it seems reluctant to demonstrate...

The idea of revolution is to take action. The goal of revolution is positive change." -Thomas Richard Harry Boom! A Revolting Situation BOOM! is a tough-minded eye-opening appraisal of American Democracy that highlights serious lack of choice in today's political arena. Party identification is unraveling, increasingly voters opt not to be identified with them. Nothing has yet developed to fill this void. The result: millions of political "Inde...

The idea of revolution is to take action. The goal of revolution is positive change." -Thomas Richard Harry Boom! A Revolting Situation BOOM! is a tough-minded eye-opening appraisal of American Democracy that highlights serious lack of choice in today's political arena. Party identification is unraveling, increasingly voters opt not to be identified with them. Nothing has yet developed to fill this void. The result: millions of political "Inde...

From Walt Whitman's "genius of America"-a common person-comes an uncommon analysis of an American tragedy, the failure of its political system to produce government that truly governs, not simply rules. Average Americans increasingly are losing faith in our attenuating political parties. It doesn't seem to matter which party holds the reins of power, there's no difference in results. The status quo is locked in place, though America generally ...

From Walt Whitman's "genius of America"-a common person-comes an uncommon analysis of an American tragedy, the failure of its political system to produce government that truly governs, not simply rules. Average Americans increasingly are losing faith in our attenuating political parties. It doesn't seem to matter which party holds the reins of power, there's no difference in results. The status quo is locked in place, though America generally ...