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My Turn: Ask the Founders: Democratic socialism can work - Athol Daily News (opens the original)
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The historian Alfred Toynbee once declared that “Communism is a Christian heresy.” In his 1954 book, “A Study of History,” he wrote that “modern Western civilization had become ‘post-Christian’ or ‘ex-Christian,’ having divorced itself from its religious roots starting in the 17th century. He believed that because the secularized West failed to deliver on its ‘moral debt’ regarding social justice for the poor, Karl Marx — a Western man — created Marxism as a ‘Christian heresy’ designed to offset
My Turn: Ask the Founders: Democratic socialism can work - Greenfield Recorder (opens the original)
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The historian Alfred Toynbee once declared that “Communism is a Christian heresy.” In his 1954 book, “A Study of History,” he wrote that “modern Western civilization had become ‘post-Christian’ or ‘ex-Christian,’ having divorced itself from its religious roots starting in the 17th century. He believed that because the secularized West failed to deliver on its ‘moral debt’ regarding social justice for the poor, Karl Marx — a Western man — created Marxism as a ‘Christian heresy’ designed to offset
My Turn: The vanishing security of old age - Greenfield Recorder (opens the original)
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My wife’s uncles and aunts all lived very comfortable lives. They had nice homes on quiet streets and did the usual modest things, visiting locally and not traveling much, during their retirement years. The uncles had all been World War II vets. They came home from the war and went back to work in the same jobs they’d had in their teens prior to leaving. For all of them it was working at the “shop,” except for one who was employed by the railroad as a freight conductor. The “shop” was the Lamson
My Turn: The vanishing security of old age - Athol Daily News (opens the original)
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My wife’s uncles and aunts all lived very comfortable lives. They had nice homes on quiet streets and did the usual modest things, visiting locally and not traveling much, during their retirement years. The uncles had all been World War II vets. They came home from the war and went back to work in the same jobs they’d had in their teens prior to leaving. For all of them it was working at the “shop,” except for one who was employed by the railroad as a freight conductor. The “shop” was the Lamson
My Turn: The hidden hand of instinct - Greenfield Recorder (opens the original)
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Our neighbor commented on the proficiency of our border collie in moving our livestock. I had to admit that I had very little to do with it. It’s his instinct. He comes from a line of dogs who’ve been selected for specific characteristics found in their wolf ancestors. What is predatory behavior in wild canines had been shaped to work in favor of pastoralists who needed help moving groups of grazing animals. Our boy helps us get the cows home but he would be a failure moving our sheep. The reaso
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