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Miscellaneous
Is judging evil
worse than doing evil?
"In many parts of America today, it is literally worse
to JUDGE evil than it is to DO evil. Because we have so
elevated non-judgmentalism, we have so made judgment a sin,
that there is incredible ethical confusion." --Os Guinness
[See
When to judge or not to judge]
Social
Equality:
"All teams must make the
state championships, and all will win the championship. If a team does not
win the championship, they will be on probation until they are the champions,
and coaches will be held accountable. In a recent experiment, the University
of Nebraska football program modeled this theory."
It illustrates the leveling
and lowering effects of outcome-based education plans such as Clinton's
"Goals 2000" and Bush's "No Child Left Behind."
See
Soviet Education in the 1930s
compared to U.S. Education in 2001
"To achieve One World Government
it is necessary to remove from the minds of men their individualism their
loyalty to family traditions and national identification." Brock Chisholm,
first Director-General of the UN's World Health Organization.
See
Does your "mental health"
meet global standards?
Sensitivity Training & Thought
Reform
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