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A few Links of Interest
by StuartFebruary 22nd, 2011
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As promised this is my weekly “few links of interest”.
These are links which I personally found interesting for one reason or another. It’s always going to be an eclectic mixed bag from a wide range of sources. Some we may agree with, and some not, as always feel free to comment on any of them.
So without further ado.
Posted by Stuart JamesLisa Graas – Review: ‘A Simple Government’ by Mike Huckabee
Singularity Hub – France’s First Baby Born To Treat Siblings With Genetic Disorder
Epiphenom – Why non-religious Americans die younger
Daily Beast – Study Finds Cell Phone Radiation Changes Brain Activity
The Philosophers’ Magazine – Is morality relative? Depends on your personality
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I was bouncing aroung here for reasons to with my Theology Class here and stumbled upon this post from 2/22. I have been trying to read Feser’s stuff for about a year now. He’s way above me and since I lack the education, I have to read him two and three times and am still lost. Still, when I do “get” him, I think he’s brilliant. He sometimes comments on the What’s Wrong With the World blog and I have seen him tie people in knots with his reasoning. I find myself laughing out loud. Anyway, I do have his book, The Last Superstition, but due to the slowness of understanding on my part, I passed it to my son who is giving it a slow read.
Please excuse the errors above. They were mostly typos.