Monthly Archives: November 2006

The Passionate Middle — A Pre-Barack Screed

The Passionate Middle was written some years back — yet another post that makes the emergence of Barack Obama reasonable. Essentially the situation in the US Senate as we speak is sad because we have no one in either party … Continue reading

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Ten Reasons Brilliant Compensation Is Not Brilliant Any More — Updated

Revised 28 August, 2008 1. Brilliant Compensation is an honest representation of the idea of building pyramid of workers with you at the top. 2. The idea is that you can, by some method of recruiting, create an army of … Continue reading

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The Contribution of James Forman

Transferred from my Political Meanderings blog. James Forman died in early 2005 in a hospice in Washington, DC. He was 76. Born in Chicago, he was one of the major figures in the Civil Rights Movement of the 1960s. To … Continue reading

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Jesus’s Beatitudes — With Brief Commentaries

This is practically the first thing I posted during the early 90s when I created Jesus: A Semantic Net. They remain the foundational documents for Abba’s Way. + The First Beatitude | Blessed are the poor in spirit, for theirs … Continue reading

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Why We Are Nicodemus

Continuing the consolidation of my blogs, this is from the Text Trove. Sermon for Trinity Sunday Reading: John 3:1-17: There was a man of the Pharisees, named Nicodemus, a ruler of the Jews, who came to Jesus by night and … Continue reading

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