The foundational principle of forgiveness runs through all major religions and secular views in psychology. It exists in Islam, Hinduism, Buddhism, and nowhere is it taught more prominently than in Christianity. If you come from a secular background psychologists...
Sometimes called the Trolley Problem, this thought experiment helps us understand the moral or ethical dilemma decision-makers can face. Reading this may help you make clearer decisions when you vote for a set of policies. As a veteran, maybe you have been confronted...
One of the most often asked questions is if I think we are headed towards civil war. My answer used to be, “no, I don’t think so.” Then as time went on I started feeling a little less confident. That was after all the looting and rioting that...
One of my Dem friends dislikes “talking points” from both sides. I have to admit, I do too. We are both deep thinkers. However, sometimes the points are not simply talking points but facts. The video below popped up on my list. I thought by the title it...
Reading Time: 2 minutes How much of who and what we are is really in our control? Answering this question might help us to better understand each other. What don’t we choose?: Our race, sex, and other genetics Our parents Our country, region, and culture we are...
The most important thing we might do between now and November 3rd is to fly the American Flag. I stumbled onto this article from 2011 which was updated in 2015 on Fox News. You can read the article and details for yourself. I simply encourage everyone to put the US...
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