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NEW WILMINGTON, Pa. - Twenty-five Westminster College students and their faculty adviser participated in the 23rd annual American Model United Nations International Conference (AMUN) Nov. 17-20 in Chicago.
The students are members of Model United Nations (MUN) at Westminster. The main goals are educational, particularly with regards to learning about the world, its numerous cultures, social and political systems, and fostering understanding and active cooperation among people of all backgrounds.
The Westminster group represented the United Kingdom at the conference. International politics majors Kelcey Bailey, a junior, and Teresa Whetstone, a senior, earned an Outstanding Delegation Award for representing the U.K. in the 1948 Historical Security Council.
"Winning an award in Chicago was absolutely thrilling. Kelcey and I worked so hard to prepare for the conference," Whetstone said. "Most of the research we did was during our time abroad. We had to Skype in order to prepare together, but much of the research was done on our own, apart from each other. I came home from Argentina in mid-November and Kelcey literally flew from South Africa to Chicago for the conference. Fortunately, with the aid of the delegates representing Argentina and Canada, we were able to accomplish all that we set out to do."
The students were accompanied to the conference by Dr. Michael Aleprete, Westminster assistant professor of political science and faculty adviser to Model U.N.
"Westminster's program has grown over the past few years. We now routinely bring one of the larger and more competitive delegations to the AMUN conference," Aleprete said. "This is the third year in a row where our delegates have won at least one award. I believe we have developed a very positive reputation among the Model U.N. community and this year's delegation certainly exceeded the high standards we set for ourselves."
While at the conference, Aleprete presented "Best Practices in Model UN" to a panel as part of the faculty advisers program. He described the elements which comprise Westminster's model UN program: the student organization, how the one-credit course is organized, the conferences students attend, the College's high school conference and how the program is funded. He also initiated a discussion among faculty advisors about how to foster the development of model UN programs on campuses. The panel was an opportunity for faculty advisers to share ideas and insights from their various experiences.
The Westminster students were able to attend the conference through travel/presentation grants from Westminster's Drinko Center for Excellence in Experiential Learning. All the students will make presentations at the Westminster Undergraduate Research and Arts Celebration April 24.
The Drinko Center for Experiential Learning was created to enrich undergraduate education at Westminster through advancing world-class teaching as well as by participating in collaborations that address community and regional needs including strengthening K-12 education. The Undergraduate Research Initiative provides funding for students to conduct research and to present their research at regional and national conferences. Visit www.westminster.edu/drinko for more information about the Drinko Center and its programs.
Contact Aleprete at (724) 946-7254 or email for additional information.
About Westminster College...
Founded in 1852 and related to the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.), Westminster College ranks first in the nation as "Best College for Women in Science, Technology, Engineering and Math," according to Forbes.com. Westminster is a top-tier liberal arts college and a national leader in graduation rate performance, according to U.S. News Best Colleges guide. Westminster is also honored as one of "The Best 377 Colleges" by The Princeton Review, and is named to the President's Honor Roll for excellence in service learning.
Nearly 1,600 undergraduate and graduate students benefit from individualized attention from dedicated faculty while choosing from 41 majors and nearly 100 organizations on the New Wilmington, Pa., campus. Visit www.westminster.edu/advantage to view "Advantage: Westminster" A Strategic Plan 2010-2020.
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Westminster College students represent the United Kingdom at the Model U.N. Conference. (l-r) Kelcey Bailey and Teresa Whetstone show off Outstanding Delegation award.


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Just before it was written, Gil- bert and Sullivan had a serious quar- Formerly Associated With Orals; Hoops Broken Three Times FREAK BEQUESTS MADE A hoop, to the layman, is "a strip rel which broke their close relation-j of wood or metal bent in a circular Either the Cap and Bells play of sniP of twelve years or more. SuUi-|form and united at the ends, for hold- van felt that Gilbert's lyrics stole thejing together the staves of casks, tubs, thunder of the music. He wanted to . , . .. etc., or any of various purposes as 1930. � write a serious and grandiose opera,! Mt~ onH Kv tfc.t onhiovo Ko^a- ^w^m., I for use as a child's plaything." To In a this year is a drama of, by, and for the people who think that Shelley and Tennyson are the ultimate achieve- ment of the Bryn Mawr school of lit- erary appreciation or it has a deeper and by that achieve better recognition. |Ior use as a cnua'8 Plavthin& Gilbert wisely saw that neither of j us, hoops are far more than that. They them was fitted for serious work and j possess the signal honor of being the playthings of Bryn Mawr Seniors. Their significance is deep; their roots and the mention of them is apt to bring tears to the eyes of alumnae, for they conjure up a picture of what is conventionally known as care-free youth. Hoop-rolling was not always a part significance. Perhaps my habit of \ refused to help. Sullivan left England dealing with classical Greek drama is jin despair and wandered around on a handicap when I am confronted with' the Continent. While in Venice, he a modern play. I noted plenty of j became entranced with its canals and j are embedded in th� remote past of the hybri* among the characters of "Three.buildings and gondolas and general colle�e' Cornered Moon," but no adequate ret- j atmosphere. He suddenly perceived ribution. This seems rather immoral tnat here before him was the exact unless the whole play is meant to; material for a romantic operetta. The be a protest against the irrationality j hatchet between himself and Gilbert of a world where novelists must eat!was Quickly buried, and work began and the sins of the mother are visited '< immediately. The result was a succes- j on the children. The plot certainly**. w"�� it was produced on Decem- �'�'���M�'Day. Until 1919 the en- was that of the book-of Job. for the! ber 7./1889, at the Savoy Theatre. | t'reSen.or Class used to s,t, hoops ,n Rimpelgar family lose their financial London was jammed with Gilbert and ��nd' on independence in the first act and re- Sullivan fans, and the play ran for gain it in the last. *>99 consecutive nights. Gilbert's li- First there is the problem: Whatibrett<> was a masterpiece of light wit became of Kitty Gray (Madelyn:and logical inconsistency. Sullivan's Brown, whose stage name is Jacque-jmusic was spontaneous, sparkling, line Gray), who walked out into the and lyrical. night, ostensibly to purchase Ovaltine The operetta is being directed by Mr. Alwyne and Mr. Willoughby, who J. L. Lowes Will Be Flexner Lecturer Distinguished Scholar, Critic, and Author Has New Ideal of Scholarship SOBJECT TO BE KEAtfS Dr. John Livingston Lowes has'now, to our infinite pleasure, accepted Miss Park's invitation to give the Flexner lectures here next autumn. He is well known to both scholars and stu- dents of literature for his splendid work on Chaucer and on Coleridge, and therefore it is with extraordinary interest and anticipation that Bryn Mawr looks forward to the series which he will give on John Keats. Dr. Lowes is certainly one of the foremost men of letters of this gen- oration and in America. He comes to Bryn Mawr with many special dis- tinctions; he has many honorary de- grees, including those of Ph.D., Doc- tor of Law, Doctor of Literature, and Doctor of Human Laws. At pres- ent he is president of the Modern Language Association, a Fellow of the National Institute of Arts and Let- ters, a member of the Academy of Arts and Sciences, and of the Ameri- can Philological Association. He has been a professor at Harvard from 1918-30, and Francis Lee Higginson Professor of English Literature since Pro Arte String Quartet Will Give Three Recitals (Especially contributed by Miss Park) Just as its year ends the College has an extraordinary chance to hear rare and beautiful music. Mrs. Eliza- beth Sprague Coolidge has given the College three programs of chamber music by the Pro Arte String Quar- tet. The programs and the dates of the three evenings of next week follow at the end of the article. To Mrs. Coolidge herself the coun- try owes a great deal; she has far-see- ing plans for music in America, par- ticularly in the case of chamber mu- sic. She has not only encouraged its composition and playing, but she has materially supported the existence of several Quartettes. The Eschner Quartet and her other proteges are available for the usual audiences, but she has also established at the Li- brary of Congress in Washington the Foundation called by her name, through which chamber music concerts in great variety are given in Wash- ington itself and admirable broad- casts of chamber music over WJZ are made weekly. Last summer as part of her far-reaching plan, the Pro Arte Quartet was sent to the Cen- tury of Progress for a series of Cham- ber Music recitals, and she is this spring making a gift in several places of the same three recitals by the Quar- tet which they gave in Chicago last summer. Bryn Mawr College and the Peabody Institute of Music in Balti- more are among the fortunate recipi- ents of this series during the coming week. The Pro Arte Quartet is made up of four Belgian artists, who have scored Continued on Pace Six (advt.), and was never heard of more? Had her pose of studied frivolity con- cealed a sinister design? I am almost .sure that Kenneth (Mr. Sheppard) had met her and murdered her, as well he might. Ed's (Mr. Truex) fainting fit was probably meant to convince Kitty that he was not to be dallied with. It may be that the whole fam- ily were in league with kidnappers and that the appearance of Kenneth's name in the morning paper really meant in the code that there was a million-dollar ransom to be divided. Certainly Elizabeth (Miss Gateson) was no better than she should be. To neglect T. S. Eliot and. Humbert Wolfe and to quote Shelley is to prove that one is not honestly a Bryn Mawr poetess. Her elaborate scheme to in- duce the unfortunate Donald (Mr. Nichols) to shoot himself was a- tri- umph of duplicity, equalled only by the brazen shamelessness with which she took advantage of the accidental arrival of a telegram to pretend that bad news prevented her from carrying out her part of the suicide compact. To be sure she does get rid of the young man later without bloodshed. Probably she had been unable to keep up his insurance payments. Her love scene with the doctor seemed on the other hand to have real warmth in it, but he too was deceived if he thought he needed to give her a protecting arm. Miss Rimplegar (Miss Stern) was Continued on Page Three Lantern Elects The Lantern wishes to an- nounce the election of Evelyn Thompson, '35, as Editor-in- Chief for 1934-35, and the elec- tion of Elizabeth Kent, '35, and Leigh Steinhardt, '37, as mem- bers of the. Editorial Board. have directed all past Glee Club pro- ductions. Elizabeth Monroe, '35, is constructing .the scenery. The sets are ambitious and include not only a Ve- netian canal and the Doge's Palace, but also a gondola and a "Xebeque." The plot is complicated and typical of Gilbert and Sullivan. Mistaken identi- ty concerning a king is the theme, but it entails much sub-plot. The cast is as follows: The Duke of Plaza-Toro, Betty Lord, '35 The Duchess of Plaza-Toro, Henrietta Scott, '36 Casilda (their daughter), Joan Hopkinson, '35 Luiz (the Duke's attendant), Susan Morse, '35 Don Alhambra Bolera( the Grand Inquisitor) ......Ellen Stone, '36 Marco Palmieri.... Helen Ripley, '35 Giuseppe Palmieri, Margaret Righter,- '34 Gianetta .........Agnes Halsey, '36 Tessa ........Maryallis Morgan, '36 Inez ........Evelyn Thompson, '35 Antonio........Doreen Canaday, '36 Giorgio ........Elizabeth Kent, '35 Francesco .......Betty Stainton, '37 Fiametta ..........Lois Marean, '37 Vittoria ........Louise Meneely, *34 Giulia.............Irene Ferrer, '37 Chorus of Gondoliers, Retainers, and Contadine. Hall Presidents , The Hall Presidents for the year, 1934-35, are as follows: Pern West � Catherine Bill, '35. Pern East�Jeannette Morri- son, '35. j. Rock�Elizabeth Eaton, '35. Denbigh�Anne Hawks, '36. Merion � Elizabeth Chamber- layne, '35. Sophomore runner brought them the news that the black sheep of the class had at last passed their Orals. Presi- dent Thomas herself, on one occasion, called the glad message down from a window in the Chapel to the hushed multitude below. Sometimes the sus- pense was frightful; two or three Sen- iors would be called back as many as four times to read again. Then when the victims at last issued forth, worn but victorious, the class jn a body would rush to Senior Row and roll hoops wildly as a gesture of triumph. On three dreary occasions, in 1907, 1913, and 1919, not everyone passed her orals. Then the class glumly broke their hoops � Hoop Massacres these mournful occasions were called� to keep bad luck from passing down to succeeding Seniors. They thought they knew the reason for their misfor- tune in 1919. It was blamed on one Senior who had in her possession an insidious hoop quite intact, bearing the date of the ill-omened year, 1913. Af- ter 1919 the orals began to be writ- ten examinations. Hoop-rolling and May Day were consolidated, which ended that chapter in the romantic past of hoops. We unearthed a half-hoop that goes back, even in its mutilated state, to 1910. There are a few barrel hoops of archaic appearance, pleasing to the artistic soul, that have been floating about for years. Embroidery hoops are the latest variation, with appropriate inscriptions, as: ' the First Cave Woman to Eve; or Queen Christina to Greta Garbo. All the hoops and sticks came originally from Germany. Since the depression, ingenious Seniors have been getting dowels cut up, three for ten cents, at a sawmill, or making sticks out of clothes hangers or broom handles. The five-and-ten-cent store, we hear, laid in a special supply of appropriate ribbons this year, promi- nently displayed, a week before May Day, at five cents a yard, fit prey for the thrifty shopper. The theory has been advanced that an interesting study could be made on the size and fading capacity of ribbons on hoops as Continued on Pare Thr�� addition to his valuable profes- sional experience, Dr. Lowes is fur- ther qualified as a scholar and lec- turer because of his writing in Con- vention and Revolt in Poetry, The Road to Xanadu, and the Geoffrey Chaucer, masterly studies of the poet- ic imagination. Both books have had extraordinary success: not only have they interested scholars, but the treat- ment of the material collected by sedu- lous research is so well done that the books had enormous popular appeal. Dr. Lowes, in a recent article in the publication of the Modern Language Association, explained his ideas of scholarship; the object of research lies in "applying the methods of sci- ence to the interpretation of an art." The fundamental prerequisite of in- terpretation is "knowledge, exhaustive and exact," but the end of research is criticism, research "for the illuminat- ing of the understanding." It is this ideal of scholarship, which Dr. Lowes has already practiced in his treatment of Coleridge and Chau- cer, that makes him doubly welcome to Bryn Mawr. Deanery Reception Held for Russian Ambassador The college arose sleepily from its beds last Sunday morning to find that Bryn Mawr had been suddenly plung- ed into a real red-letter day and that festivities were going on to the left and right of us, and, in fact, on all sides. Mr. Alexander Troyanovsky, the Soviet Ambassador to the United States, was to pay Bryn Mawr the sig- nal honor of visiting the college, and eight hundred guests had been invited to a reception in his honor at the Deanery in the afternoon. We knew at once that it was going to be a great day because all the bars had been taken down from the gates and liniousines were whizzing around the campus roads at a highly danger- ous pace. Flags were flying, report- ers were milling around the grounds, important-looking people were arriv- ing in throngs, and Bryn Mawr had a truly holiday air usually seen only on Big May Day. Nothing could have prevented us from finding a vantage point on the grass and watching for the arrival of Mr. Troyanovsky. He came at last and was seen entering the Deanery to meet crowds of anxious reporters, while foreign cars converged upon the Deanery literally from all directions. More and more guests came and came, but they apparently all found shelter in the Deanery, for no one left until late in the afternoon. When they finally did emerge, they were assert- ing vociferously that they had had a thoroughly delightful time. \
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quote:His new album good kid m.A.A.d city comes out on the 22nd. It has already been leaked on the internet. Pharrell called Kendrick this era's Bob Dylan. I'm sure he will be a household name once the new album drops. I have listened to it and it has to be the best hip hop album of the last 15 to 20 years.
quote:Im sure that shite is amazing because dude is legit, but 20 years?
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En-Lugal wrote:It's interesting that this is all taking place in Boston, a city that symbolizes patriotism in America. I don't like it, I don't like it at all.
Fut004 wrote:Excuse my ignorance here, but is that really what Boston is known for?
If so, that makes it a very interesting place to kick off the start of Military Occupation in the US.
I also think that the timing of this is quite peculiar. I mean, look at all the other stuff that's happened right around the same dates in recent history.
Dragoness wrote:For one, the Boston Tea Party, where citizens dumped tea in the harbor in protest of taxed tea. Which if you think about it being on tax day, does make you go hmmmm...
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However, since they appeared have captured someone who is not a citizen of the U.S. and since Boston is part of the original 13 colonies and part of our development as a country, there is probably other meaning.
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I am an atheist/ agnostic but after careful thinking, I've decided that perhaps virulently promoting atheism (as this community is doing) isn't really good for society. Please don't get offended, just read my arguments below calmly and rationally. If you can argue that I am wrong, I will listen to those arguments and change my opinion.
Note 1: I am using science in all my arguments, not religion.Not all my links point to scientific studies, but I'm sure you could find relevant evolutionary psychology papers if you googled for it.
Note 2: Please don't take offense, I'm not a sexist or a misogynist. I am trying hard to be as unemotional as possible in my arguments.
Argument 1: Polygamy is bad for society
What percentage of our (pre-civilizational/ barbaric) ancestors are males? The answer is not 50%. As evolutionary psychology points out, 80% of our female ancestors managed to reproduce but only 40% of our male ancestors did so. (Link: http://www.psy.fsu.edu/~baumeistertice/goodaboutmen.htm). Simply put, in barbaric societies, males were the high-risk high-reward sex whereas females were the low-risk low-reward sex.
Males are genetically polygynous (interested in sex with as many women as possible - this makes sense as men can produce millions of sperm every day and have a low reproductive cost)
Females are naturally hypergamous (interested in only one man but the best; the top 'alpha' man - this makes sense as a female produces one egg per month and has a high reproductive cost due to pregnancy and child birth).
When sexuality is uncontrolled, the combination of male polygyny and female hypergamy results in polygamy a.k.a harems (one man having sex & children with multiple women).
The ones who suffer are the beta males - the ones who have been sexually selected out. They typically become violent and don't contribute to society. There is an argument to be made that the Taliban practices polygamy and this is the source of violent behavior of terrorists from that part of the world. (Link: http://www.psychologytoday.com/articles/200706/ten-politically-inco...)
When promiscuity is controlled through strictly enforced monogamy, every man gets a wife. This reduces violent behavior and unlocks the productive capacity in males. I don't have the link available but a man who is already married or believes that he will marry in the future will be 4x productive as an unmarried man who does not believe that he will ever marry (e.g.) Japanese grass-eaters ostracized by an increasingly promiscuous Japan (Link: http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2009/dec/27/japan-grass-eaters-sala...)
Alpha men don't significantly contribute to society - they are not scientific geniuses or hard workers. They are typically physically aggressive men. Contrary to feminist dogma, physically dominant men (even dominant to the point of abusive) are attractive to women because they exhibit alpha tendencies - The Dark Triad of Narcissism, Machiavellianism and Psychopathy.
Alpha men understand their higher attractiveness (compared to betas) and adopt a pump-and-dump sexual attitude. They have many sexual partners but don't bother helping with raising their young; some of their young will die due to lack of resources but they make up for it in numbers.
Betas adopt a nourish-and-protect sexual attitude. They have only one sexual partner, whom they win by proving their love and commitment. Then they have children with only this partner, but provide resources and protection to ensure their children grow up successfully.
Monogamy is the cornerstone of civilization. See the Moralia versus Libertalia argument (Link: http://www.hookingupsmart.com/2011/10/14/relationshipstrategies/how...). In a monogamous society, with greater male economic participation and lesser violence, prosperity, rule of law and art flourish.
Argument 2: Promiscuity naturally leads to beta ostracism and harms society
Promiscuity - Defn: Any form of sex outside of monogamous marriage (including exclusive relationships)
Non-exclusive relationships (polyamorous relationships) are almost always polygamous (one alpha man with many women). This results in many beta men losing out.
Exclusive relationships also result in beta men losing out - Why? If enough alpha men are not available, hypergamous females would rather not enter into any relationship at all rather than be with beta men - "The Where have all the good men gone?" tirade from many women in modern promiscuous culture.
Promiscuity is the leading cause of single motherhood. Many women will rather have children with alpha men (who will later abandon them) rather than with good beta providers (whom they find dull and boring).
The social effects of unleashed promiscuity are enormous - 40% out of wedlock births, single motherhood and increased Govt debt/ taxation to support single motherhood by the State which steps in to replace the father.
Single motherhood produces children 2 to 10 times more likely to suffer from:
(Link: http://owningyourshit.blogspot.com/2012/03/transcript-of-fempocalyp...)
Argument 3: Atheism promotes promiscuity (Edit: by being silent about it)
I am not saying that atheism caused promiscuity (that happened in the 60s due to a variety of other reasons including feminism) but atheism has played a role in the rise of moral relativism, especially with respect to promiscuity.
The Golden Rule is perhaps the first tenet of religious morality but it is not the only one. The second most important tenet of religious morality is monogamy.
I have seen many arguments about how atheists are equally moral (if not more so) than religious people. In all these arguments, people assume that morality = Golden Rule.
Based on my personal experiences, many atheists seem to think that:
Morality = the Golden Rule
Promiscuity = personal freedom (i.e.) promiscuity is acceptable behavior that the Church restricts because the Church is old and stupid. Many atheists don't seem to realize the far reaching social effects of promiscuity.
This moral relativism on promiscuity is obvious even in this site. For example http://www.thinkatheist.com/forum/topics/atheists-are-not-moral-peo... does not deal with promiscuity at all. http://www.thinkatheist.com/forum/topics/what-is-your-stance-on-mar... has answers from many atheists clearly exhibiting moral relativism on the subject of promiscuity.
[Edit: The majority of your arguments were against this. I can understand why this may look like a strawman argument. Let me clarify:
There is a strong correlation between divorce risk and low IQ. There is also a strong correlation between high IQ and atheism (giving you folks a compliment, take it :) ).
Atheism as a movement, originated primarily amongst high IQ society. But it has now gone mainstream and is growing fast, scarily fast almost. As Uncle Ben put it, "with great power comes great responsibility". But Atheism does not seem to be taking up that responsibility from the Church. Yes, the Church is broken and old and corrupt and its practitioners are bigots and hypocrites. But, it is still the only thing out there taking a stand against promiscuity. Atheists seem to walk away from the responsibility of condemning promiscuity and most Atheists promote sexual freedom.
Morality naturally comes to Atheists because they are high-IQ individuals who are better able to visualize the impact of their life choices in the future. But, as atheism goes mainstream and the Church dies out, what happens to all the voices condemning promiscuous behavior?
We are not more evolved now in anyway than we were in the past. We are, still at our core, apes struggling to build great civilizations. We all (especially low IQ individuals) need moral guidance to help us in this struggle, to make better life choices.
Can you point links to me about prominent Atheists condemning promiscuity? Is the Atheist movement willing to take up the mantle of promoting social morality from the Church after slaying it? ]
[Edit 2: I am not a troll, I've just been super busy last few days, I will have more time this weekend to reply to some comments below. The essential thing I am trying to say is that religion is not pure evil, and we should not look at it in terms of black and white.
There are definitely good things about religion. There is a very interesting theory that religions also evolve over time and the most popular religions are the most useful ones to society, and they became popular precisely because they were an advantage to societies that adopted them. For example, societies with religions that promoted monogamy were almost always more successful in combat over societies that had religions that did not emphasize monogamy. The reason is because in societies that practiced monogamy, soldiers had a genetic stake in survival of that society (they had their own children to protect). Rome fell because of polygamy - the top politicians had harems and orgies and monopolized the women, resulting in loss of morale amongst troops who did not get the chance to be fathers. Rome was increasingly forced to rely on mercenaries rather than patriotic troops to protect her. After the treasury ran out, Rome collapsed because disenfranchised beta males, who had no genetic stake in Rome, simply walked off and allowed the barbarians to invade.
My point of view has always been "What is best for society?", and not "What is true?". Atheism is the correct working hypothesis because there is no proof for God and we have to use Occam's razor at all times. I don't see any downside consequences of high IQ people discovering/ discussing Atheism. But, we have a moral obligation (as the high IQ elites in our society) to do what's best for society. Imagine a ghetto filled with the poorest, uneducated people in our society. We have to make the decisions that will benefit them.
I don't really have a problem with Atheism, but I have significant issues with the Atheist Movement. For instance, take the advertisement "There is no God, Relax". This advertisement is targeted at people who have made bad choices in their life and have been sexually irresponsible. They are probably feeling guilty about these choices and the Atheist Movement is offering them an easy way out. It tells them "There is no Hell or Heaven, so relax and continue making bad choices". In reality, there is no hell or heaven, but there are societal consequences of your choices. In reality, guilt is often a very useful biological mechanism for correcting bad behavior, but Atheism is offering them a way to rationalize away their guilt so that they can continue making bad choices. I am speaking about this from personal experience, I have known people who commit adultery and rationalize their guilt because they think that the concept of 'sin' is meaningless as there is no God.
Also, to all people accusing me of being a sexist and having double standards, I am not asking for double standards from men and women; I am demanding high standards of expected social morality from both sexes. How is that sexist in any way?]
I am going to judge the merit of a social construct on the basis of its usefulness, not on the basis of its truthfulness. I will only promote an idea to society only if I am convinced it will help society.
If the Traditional Conservative Church (not the Modern version that tolerates no-fault divorce) is useful to society as an institution that encourages monogamy, I would rather have that than Atheism.
I feel that your concern of cultural health is a good one,but bringing in the idea of religion/atheist as somehow correlated with cultural sexual behavior is off. I live in the bible bet and most of the Fornicators that I feel you are referring to are Religious people. In it's very nature a true atheist is a searcher of evidence and knowledge. What it sounds like you are saying is that Atheism should formulate a sort of moral standard to replace faith based standard. But Atheism is different from church which are both different from Social Morality. Teaching social responsibility in public schools is a good start.(personal note) I feel your looking at the issue from a religious perspective.
But Javier, if atheism is to replace religion to some extent, which is inevitable in this day and age, then surely it has a responsibility to replace some of the functions of religion.
Agreed Simon. At the beginning of every great nation, there has been a unity that has helped to make it great, but in time, each of those civilizations have decayed and collapsed - Rome, Greece, Egypt, and more. Of course religion had nothing to do with it, as many of these countries represented a highly religious culture. But sociologists, I feel, should be attempting to autopsy those who have gone before, to pinpoint the causes of their expiration, so that new cultures, ours included, might avoid their fate.
Why does atheism need to replace some functions of religion? Some of the greatest groups I have been with just liked looking through a telescope, studying plants, promoting social justice, etc. I think the world made up of people solving problems for the greater good, would help delete the need for penance. Even the churches could be retasked for centers of great science programs, that would really frost their cookies!
I quess if you still need to break bread, we could include the sacred bean dip, and a buffet. Hell I would show up at that mass in a heart beat!
Education is the key to form a strong understanding both individually and socially. Yes the past held a lot of their educated people in religion, but that was the past. In our present religious groups do not hold the floor of the educated and progressive by their nature this was bound to happen. But atheism is not as stringent as the religious. Much like the republicans and democrats. the latter being more individually than the former. I feel that atheism works fine for the individual. But for a larger number of people I should not be called Atheism. Humanist to me sounds more appropriate just because your an atheist does not subscribe you into an affiliation as much as we would like. But that is a good thing.
I think there are many things which religion does brilliantly and which would be sorely missed if religion were to disappear. This is why I don't want to get rid of religion. We don't all have to be the same, people can do things differently, and there's room for everyone as long as they don't cause harm.
There are the many community initiatives which give invaluable practical help to vulnerable people. There are also, for want of a better phrase, the "spiritual offices": a reliable moral guide, advice on what to do and how to behave, over-arching principles and philosophy. And of course, there's going to church, which many people love. Frankly, if we don't want to lose these benefits, then we need to either come up with our own versions or just allow the church to carry on with the good work it does. And there's nothing to stop us having both versions going at the same time, then perhaps we could learn from each other.
I think it's in our interests to work with the Church as it is, and try and improve it, rather than to destroy it.
I would like to believe that we can come up with these devices in Secular thought. Spirituality is not a dirty word. and philosophy and the positive benefits of the church are something to consider. But there is a harm that religion causes by it's very nature as well. I just go what my personal experience tells me. As the current internet generation has shown. Availability of knowledge leads to more informed people. But it also leaves us lacking in traditional constructs such as religious gatherings or worship. In biology, every new advancement comes at a price. I feel that this is the nature of our present times. and although I really would love to take up the benefits of a religious upbringing. I feel that compromise with religion is not going to benefit in the long run socially. on a personal level it is fine, but here is my problem. religion can be followed without education. secular thought cannot.
Javier - we don't have to compromise with religious people in order to work with them. We are entitled to hold people to the highest standards of behaviour and integrity. In any case, to do less would be an insult to them.
I've always felt that atheists miss out on many of the undeniable benefits of religion. I think it's true that while atheism is of course not a religion, it does squarely take the place of religion for most serious atheists. What do we talk about all day long on Think Atheist? The finer points of theology, religion, The Bible, moral philosophy, the meaning of life etc. etc. Sounds pretty religious to me.
As for a congregation - you're in one right now.
It would be good if we could produce some solid moral philosophy and spirituality of our own, and talk about our ideas with the religions, get everyone to share this stuff, and in the process, nail it more thoroughly than has been done so far, and make it accessible to everyone.
I agree that chartering a sort of code of morals can be beneficial. But I also do not want to sound like there is a segregation between those who do not live to the moral standard from those who do. I see what you mean though, and I would have to say that an attempt to work together with the religious would be great. If there is work that can be done together.
Maybe it does sound religious, but I think that word carries too much connotations. It is part of our human nature to want to profess and unite I believe. I think being united would be a great thing.
But things like politics religion and economics tell me that People in large numbers tend to just go on faith of what they are told. And I do not want to end up in that kind of evolution. Turning this idea into just another "flag" with a large group of followers, and I think I am not the only one who thinks so to.
I would never advocate belief in the Easter Bunny just because I think society would be better off believing in him. Who am I, to decide what's best for society?
The number 1 problem with this post is that while discussing marriage and sexual relationships you fail to consider the woman as anything more than what many men consider her: weak, defenseless, dependent, and needing to be protected.
Women are individuals. When speaking of marriage... well you should consider that many of the problems in this society are the RESULT of narrow religious definitions of sexual relationships and futile efforts to enforce them rather than the "Sexual revolution." Connect the dots and you'll see what I mean.
I know this guy is quite crude... but he hits on a lot of the points I'm trying to make:
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A trip to Atlanta wouldn't be complete without discovering the history of one of her most notable inhabitants. From Dr. King's birthplace to the International Civil Rights Walk of Fame, there is plenty to explore at no cost on your Atlanta travels.
Stone Mountain Park
A park that covers over 3,000 acres and boasts the world's largest piece of exposed granite is definitely worth a trip, but even after you've gaped at the gargantuan granite, there's still much more to do. Ride the Summit Skyride cable cars to dizzying heights, test your mettle on the Sky Hike adventure course, or take in a movie at the 4D theatre.
World of Coca-Cola
When it comes to soda, Coca-Cola is the original king of them all, and Atlanta pays tribute with the incredible World of Coca-Cola. Learn about the bottling process, the history of the world's infamous soft drink, and hit the tasting room, where you can sample 60 Coke products.
Fox Theater Historic District
No Atlanta vacation is complete without a visit to the Fox Theater, an iconic building that has played host to some incredible acts. It is the piece-de-resistance of the Fox Theater Historic District, an area of Atlanta that features some of the most impressive buildings in town. Be sure to check out the Georgian Terrace Hotel, which hosted the world premiere of Gone With the Wind.
The Federal Reserve Bank Money Museum
Surround yourself with cash without having to spend a dime on your Atlanta travels. From the days of bartering to modern banking, this intriguing museum has everything from rare coins to robot cash-carriers.