Provocative Thoughts From the Next Generation

Plato & Socrates and The Meaning Of Life.

Plato sat shaking hands and writing short notes to Roman, Greek and other European philosophers. Younger students of Philosophy had gathered from around Europe to come and have a few brief moments with Plato himself. He was at his latest book signing outside of the Pantheon. It was a great honor to be invited here at this time in history and Plato was even himself a bit nervous. Of course, the Romans may not have invited Plato if his mentor, Socrates, had not agreed to give a short discussion after the signing.

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Becoming Your Name

In Stephen R Lawhead’s Merlin, when Merlin gave the infant boy to Tewdrig, asking him to be his stepfather, Tewdrig asks what the boy was to be called.

Shameful to tell, I had not thought to call the infant anything. Neither Uther nor Ygerna had bestowed a name, and I had been too preoccupied with its safety to give it any consideration. But the babe must have a name …

Celebrating Life With Purpose, Passion & Power

an introduction to God on the Net
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From contemplative essays to practical how-to articles, Dr. Doner draws from the wisdom of the ages and the latest insights of science and philosophy to provide "a life instruction manual" for living each day with "purpose, passion and power".

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SAMARITAN STRATEGY: Saving the World - One Child at a Time

Children's Hunger Relief Fund was founded by dedicated local volunteers who wanted to make sure that every dollar would provide maximum benefit to the children in need. Since 1998, the organization has kept its overhead at or below 3 percent of total program expenditures.