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 [Billtotten.blogspot.com] Bill Totten's Weblog: May 2005: At a press briefing in Washington early last March, the National Association of Evangelicals declared its intent to lend a hand in the making of an American politics faithful to the will and "abundant wisdom" of God. Taking into account the many and atrocious proofs of God's incompetence as a politician, the announcement in less troubled times might have been seen as a clownish hallucination or a bleak postmodern joke, but the association numbers its membership at thirty million exalted souls, one fourth of the nation's eligible voters, and so the news media in attendance were careful not to laugh when the telegenic pastors, smooth-faced and smiling, distributed a twelve-page manifesto for a Bible-based public policy entitled "An Evangelical Call to Civic Responsibility".

 [Weblog.blogads.com] ARCHIVES: The Internet is a comet strike into the lush eco-sphere that grew from the seeds planted by Gutenburg and

[Smartpei.typepad.com] Robert Paterson's Weblog: Ideas - philosophy: Those companies such as Dell that made their name by building a community with their customer but then gave up the service in the search for margin have I think missed the point. They have now chosen a commodity death spiral.

[Rochesterenvironment.com] EPhilosophy: Baobab's Natural Philosophy Center - Environmental Ethics, Eco-Feminism, .The more we look at any given ecosphere, the more we realize that we don't .

 [Ggw.org] EPhilosophy: We must relieve ourselves that We can own land, like We own gadgets, .the more We look At any given ecosphere, the more We realize that We don't really .

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