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No more faith schools
Earlier this week I wrote to my Member of Parliament. The purpose for doing was to draw his attention to the National Secular Society’s No More Faith Schools campaign. (In what follows I acknowledge some use of the said campaign’s … Continue reading
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Tagged bigotry, confessional, discrimination, diversity, faith schools, history of ideas, inclusiveness, indoctrination, inequality, multi-culturalism, National Secular Society, philosophy and ethics, pluralism, prejudice, public funding, religion, segregation, State
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Think what you say; say what you think
It is often difficult to think with the utmost clarity and then to say what you actually think. I was reminded of this recently on reading an article, published in the Australian Daily Review, about the Sydney Symphony Orchestra (SSO). … Continue reading
May I quote you?
A quotation is “the repetition of one expression as part of another, particularly when the quoted expression is well-known or explicitly attributed by citation to its original source, and is indicated by quotation marks”. According to Wikipedia, quotations are used … Continue reading
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Tagged consort, Friedrich Nietzsche, injury, inspiration, insult, leisure, philosophy, prejudice, public domain, quotations, thought, unemployment
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Robert Stewart Culbard 