I have so often wished for the gift of being able to write as the great writers do. And, together with that gift, I have wished for another ; that of thinking as they do. As you probably know, Jonathan Sacks is our Chief Rabbi. Read here what he says about how our Judaeo-Christian heritage [...]
Posts Tagged ‘politics’
Has Europe lost its soul?
Posted in religion, tagged economics, invention, Jonathan Sacks, morality, politics, soul on December 14, 2011 | 7 Comments »
Another end and another beginning
Posted in culture, politics, Uncategorized, tagged corruption, elections, human nature, politics, power on April 27, 2010 | 4 Comments »
The United Kingdom is in the grip of election fever and, in this case, a malaise that resembles cabin fever. It seems generally agreed that the Labour Party will pay the price for its treachery against the people of this country. There is much talk of the demise of socialism. “It is finished,” they say, [...]
Democracy right or wrong
Posted in Philosophy, politics, tagged aristocracy, decline, democracy, Plato, politics on February 20, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
It’s always risky to question the form of government that happens to be in place at a particular time. For example, if anybody had been rash enough to propose a liberal democracy at any time up to the eighteenth century, then a short stay in the Tower would have been the law’s reply. But are [...]
Creating chaos
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged chaos, creativity, education, imagination, politics, reality on February 9, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
How education and politics create chaos.
Introduction (you can skip this post if you like)
Posted in Biography, Uncategorized, tagged blogging, education, essay, introduction, politics, Psychology, religion on February 4, 2010 | 2 Comments »
Welcome to my blog. Whether you came through my door by choice or by chance, I am glad to ‘meet’ you. Of course, I hope you enjoy your visit and hope you’ll come again often. But that will depend on how interested you are in my opinions and (I suppose) how much you agree with [...]