From "The Elephant in the Eurythmy Room, Is Waldorf Education Christian." Warren Lee Cohen, MEd. Renewal, Volume 21, Number 2, Fall/Winter 2012, pages 34-36 For Steiner, the Christ is a high cosmic being who plays a central spiritual role in the development of human consciousness and the evolution of all humanity. The Christ as a universal spirit … Continue reading Christ as a “Representative of Humanity”
Guest Post: The Last Straw
The following piece is a guest post by The Reader who submitted the "Don't Give Up Now" article which inspired the "Ultimate Failure & Ultimate Success for Evil" post. They had a few more thoughts on the topic which I felt merited sharing. The only modification I have made to the post was to put … Continue reading Guest Post: The Last Straw
Thank You
Dear Readers, In the last few days several people have gotten in touch to let me know how much this blog means to them. THANK YOU!!!!! I am both gladdened and saddened by this. I am so glad that this blog is meeting whatever the need is, that I can put into words things others … Continue reading Thank You
Ultimate Failure & Ultimate Success for Evil.
A regular reader sent me a link to this article (full text below the cut). As a former CS, I was horrified by the tone and language used, and by the commenter's enthusiastic embracing of the ideas. The reader shared two paragraphs of particular concern: If it weren’t for Christian Science, what would you do? … Continue reading Ultimate Failure & Ultimate Success for Evil.
Watch Your Back Halloween!
found vai Huffington Post: Jon Stewart Rips Fox News' Annual 'War On Christmas' Coverage Once Again
Prin isn’t the Only One
It is nice to hear that Principia isn't the only place that takes issues with students talking about gay rights issues, and homophobia. Prin students are now allowed to "discuss" the "no homosexual activity" clause in the Prin code, but not all "small private religious" colleges are that fortunate. Small private colleges being close minded … Continue reading Prin isn’t the Only One
I’m not Failing, I’m Accomplishing Slowly.
The blog over at ThePregnantChicken.com has an awesome piece entitled Why You're Never Failing as a Mother (it is fabulous and I highly recommend reading it). It dovetails nicely with the image making the rounds on my facebook feed: It also reminded me of a conversation I had at the kid's play date this morning. … Continue reading I’m not Failing, I’m Accomplishing Slowly.
reblogged: Why Believing in the Resurrection of Jesus is Always Irrational
Great YouTube video found via Kind Avenue Why Believing in the Resurrection of Jesus is Always Irrational.
No means No, even if you’re 3
One of the things we have been working on with the kids is using words instead of screaming. Theoretically, words help communicate an idea more clearly than an ear-piercing shriek, and they are very important in our interactions with others. Not only do we need to use words when we interact with others, but we … Continue reading No means No, even if you’re 3
Thanksgiving, something CS does Right*
Everyone, get off your computer and go spend Thanksgiving with people you care about. --------------------------------------- While I take issue with most of Christian Science and how it is practiced today, I feel that Ms. Eddy was right to have a special Thanksgiving Service. There is no "special" Christmas service, or Easter service, but there is … Continue reading Thanksgiving, something CS does Right*
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