Jesus transforms our understanding of masculinity. And that transformation is depicted in the Gillette commercial.
Source: The Christian Message of Masculinity Behind the Gillette Commercial | Adam Ericksen
Jesus transforms our understanding of masculinity. And that transformation is depicted in the Gillette commercial.
Source: The Christian Message of Masculinity Behind the Gillette Commercial | Adam Ericksen
It’s a common refrain: How can your party be so heartless? You Republicans separating babies from refugee families? You Democrats sanctioning abortion? In […]
Source: Who’s More Compassionate, Republicans or Democrats? | The Conversation
It seems to me that we have come this way before. Some of the signposts are new, perhaps — “Bacteria,” “Bach,” and so on — but the scenery looks very familiar, if now somewhat overgrown, and it is hard not to feel that the path is the same one that Daniel Dennett has been treading for five decades. I suppose it would be foolish to expect anything else. As often as not, it is the questions we fail to ask — and so the presuppositions we leave intact — that determine the courses our arguments take; and Dennett has been studiously avoiding the same set of questions for most of his career.