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Lighting Sales Associate
Are you a creative-type, with an innate ability to listen and provide inspiring solutions to design dilemmas?
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If you answered yes, then we want you as Starlight Lighting's next Lighting Sales Associate. Starlight Lighting is the Bow Valley Region's premiere provider of lighting solutions. We provide beautiful, unique and on-trend solutions for homes and businesses, at exceptional prices.
We're growing, and now we need you to help complete our tight-knit team. We take pride in being our customers' trusted lighting experts, and so will you.
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As our new Lighting Sales Associate, you will be taking on an exciting and multifaceted role. You'll work closely with our loyal customers – contractors, electricians, walk-in customers, and interior designers with their clients. Most of your time will be spent in the store, but occasionally you'll meet customers in their homes or on project sites, or handle deliveries.
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o Some lighting or electrical knowledge – you've got some technical experience with lighting solutions, or perhaps you've worked for a lighting retailer before.
o Drive - more importantly, you have a passion to learn about our products to be able to best serve our customers; you're eager to learn, and you're coachable.
o Detail-orientation – you take pride in the quality of your work, and hold yourself to a high standard; you strive to provide the right solutions to customers, minimizing their stress as you do.
o Organization – you can easily handle multiple clients and multiple jobs at once, and never let things slip through the cracks for them.
Working at Starlight Lighting
This is a full-time, permanent position, offering a wage of $15 - $18 per hour. Our store is open Monday-Saturday, and your days and hours of work may vary (Monday-Friday or Tuesday-Saturday). One of our awesome perks is that as an employee, you'll be able to purchase our products at cost.
Working here, means working in a supportive, fun environment where your co-workers will feel like family. In addition to providing lighting solutions, we also offer home décor, so our store has a boutique vibe, and you'll be working among a beautiful selection of products and designs.
o Experience in a customer service role and/or sales role
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o Technical aptitude; ability to work with Windows 10, Microsoft Office 365, cloud storage, and our POS system
o Valid license and ability to provide a clean drivers' abstract
o Ability to lift up to 40 lbs
Our online application https://www.fitzii.com/apply/22890 will give you the option to apply to this role as a complete person – not just a resume. The application will assess your qualifications, personality traits and workplace preferences, and should take 10 to 15 minutes to complete. After submitting, you'll receive an email inviting you to log in and view your assessment results.
We value diversity and inclusion and encourage all qualified people to apply. If we can make this easier through assistance during the recruitment process, please contact us with the "Help" button in the application.


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Rust has produced more than 14,000 paintings and has 2,000 originals registered by owners with the National Museum and Gallery Registration Association (an NMGRA record!).
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29% of all European TV channels are based in the UK
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Organised in December 2017 by the European Audiovisual Observatory
Workshop summary - The financial ecosystem of European audiovisual production
The way people enjoy audiovisual content is changing at an amazing speed, but one thing thing remains unshaken: money still makes the (audiovisual) world go round. This workshop aimed at discussing the financial ecosystem of audiovisual production in Europe.
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European Audiovisual Observatory releases new free online advertising report
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Eastern Europeans make up 20.2% of the EU population but they only have access to 11.9% of cinema screens.
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US films still getting the lion's share of promotion on TVOD in Europe
25 of the 30 most promoted films by the TVOD services of the sample were produced in the US. These are the findings of our latest report on TVOD.
The European Audiovisual Observatory releases new European SVOD analysis
Subscription VOD service revenue in Europe grew by 128% annually between 2011 and 2016
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European Audiovisual Observatory publishes new free report on the circulation of European films in cinemas, on TV and VoD
European cinemas are showing more European films than TV or VOD
European films are crossing borders in cinemas, on television and on VOD in Europe. This is the conclusion of our latest report.
European Audiovisual Observatory publishes new free IRIS Special report!
How are journalists and their work protected by law in Europe?
It's high time to be reminded that national laws within Europe contain provisions to protect journalists and their work: the so-called "media privilege". The European Audiovisual Observatory has just analysed the protection of media privilege for journalists offered by national law within Europe.
European Audiovisual Observatory publishes new free IRIS Plus report!
How do deposit systems safeguard Europe's film and video content?
Europe's film and TV archives are treasure chests of our audiovisual memory. But what does the regulatory framework around depositing audiovisual works in Europe's archives actually stipulate?
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In Cuba, "they even censor Telesur."
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Havana Times, 24 August 2010: "HT reader Julio de la Yncera and HT writer Erasmo Calzadilla —both Cubans— live on opposite sides of the Florida Straight. ... Julio de la Yncera: I find it anti-democratic that the press and information in Cuba is totally controlled by the Cuban government. Does it seem fair to you that the Cuban regime monopolizes the means of information dissemination? Erasmo Calzadilla: No, of course not. I don't find it fair that someone controls the information that another person consumes. What's most comical is that they even censor Telesur, which is produced by the same friends of the 'Revolution.' For the rest, you have to keep in mind that there exist other means apart from the official media sources through which information circulates. For example, communication by word of mouth or computer flash drives, etc. is not 'totally controlled,' as you say. Havana Times is an example of this. There are many other people working extremely hard to maintain active, horizontal and non-censored communication." -- Telesur is an international channel based in Caracas.


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Tuesday, August 10, 2004
I recently talked about the information dirt-road here in Uzbekistan. Things have remained much the same over the past few days, with Internet access hard to come by. And, the curious obsession with getting only perfect US dollars has left me a little short on money. I have what should be plenty of money left provided I can change my last $100 bill. Because I have been worried about being able to get my money changed, I haven't been looking too hard for internet access as it has become a luxury I'm not sure I can afford! I would find it funny if it weren't for the fact that if I can't change it, I will run out of money for sure. I usually like to pick up some old Soviet-era paraphernalia when I see it, but for now these are things I can't afford. It's this sort of stuff that I'll keep in a drawer until I'm an old man and then I'll put them on my lapel to complete the 'crazy old man' look. One completely unsympathetic woman told me I could use the bill for a nice meal; as meals generally cost no more than a dollar or two my response to here wise-ass remark is not really suitable for writing here.
Samarkand was crawling with tourists, both independent and in groups. I wasn't really expecting so many, mostly because Uzbekistan isn't the easiest country to get to and getting a visa can be a bit of a hassle, particularly outside of the region. Samarkand is probably the worst for this, and the hassle because of the flood of tourists is particularly bad there. While the government here doesn't do much to respect religion, I would have hoped that foreigners would show a little more care to how they act in what are still working religious buildings. I can't imagine people visiting churches in Europe to dress so revealingly or smoke, or yell across to one another, so I don't see why they do it here. Of course I have to admit that usually when there are lots of tourists it is for good reason. Uzbekistan has quite a few tourists, but deservedly so.
However, while one can't blame the people for trying to eek out a meager living, the tactics employed, combined with the complete lack of regulations on where and when they can try to do business spoils the atmosphere in some places. Moreover, while in other countries, poorer countries, the prices are similarly inflated but the difference here seems to be that the people take foreigners for idiots with no idea as to what the real price should be. For example, in India, the first price for a widget might be five times the regular price, but all through the negotiations to arrive at the final price there is a tacit understanding by both parties that the other side knows what they're thinking, and both sides see it as only a means to an end, the proper way of doing things. It's all just part of a big game, full of jokes and laughter. Here, the process can often be completely hostile. If something is 1000% of the real price, attempts to have it lowered to something more reasonable are met with hostility and while this is by no means the rule, often there is little willingness to discuss the real price amicably. If in India and other places this process is a game as I called it, here it really is a fight.
All of that aside, people in the streets do tend to be quite nice, provided you have no reason to be dealing with them and they have no reason to be dealing with you. As soon as there is some real issue to deal with beyond exchanging simple pleasantries, a handshake and a smile, the atmosphere too often becomes poisoned. I hope this feeling I have is due mostly to the influence of the Soviets and because I'm getting ready to go home. Also, I would say it is quite natural to compare the attitude of the people to other people I've met on this trip and other people I've met seem to have done the same. While there are exceptions to every rule, the impressions people have of Uzbeks seem to be directly related to where people have been before, both on their current trip and others before. Those who have flown in recently seem to be most positive while those who have come overland from other places are less enthusiastic. One thing that seems to be widely agreed upon is that the people here tend to be quite glum and rarely seem to smile. I'll blame the Soviets for that!
Despite my complaints of too many tourists, Samarkand turned out to be quite the place with massive mosques and madressas dotted around the city. There is little of the old city remaining, with most of the interesting sights in the middle of an otherwise modern city. I had always been told the Samarkand was similar to Esfahan in Iran; most of the big Islamic buildings are larger though less ornate, and there is nothing similar to Esfahan's King's Square (Emam Khomeini Square). The Registan, with three madressas facing in towards a central square of sorts is close, though while the buildings themselves are more massive, the overall size of it is less awe-inspiring.
From Samarkand I moved on to Bukhara, west about three and a half hours. On arrival I asked for a street that was close to a guesthouse that had been recommended. I didn't realize that the street itself was named after a mosque about 14 kilometers outside the city. About half way there I realized where we were going and rather than getting out and turning back I continued and was thankful I did. It was later in the afternoon when I got there, so the light on the building and sunflowers around made it quite beautiful.
Bukhara, unlike Samarkand has a real old city at the core with a modern city on the outside. People still live in the centre city, amongst what seems like hundreds of old Islamic buildings. A handful of the buildings are quite spectacular but what is most amazing is just the number of them and the scale of them all. It seems like around each corner another old mosque or medressa hides. The larger and better preserved or restored ones have the typical tourist shops inside; the lesser ones remain empty or have people with small stands selling goods catering to local people. Of course much of the city has been restored, surprisingly much of during the Soviet era. The Bolsheviks did tear down lots of buildings in the 1920s, but later on the remaining ones seemed to have got some attention from the Soviets.
A number of times I've come across older men who can speak German because they had served in East Germany with the Red Army. Some Polish guys I met in Dushanbe were amazed to have found an old man who knew their country quite well, even some small towns. The other day in Bukhara this ancient looking guy called me over. He had this Buddha-like look to him, completely round and the whites of his eyes just barely visible. From his hand gestures I understood that he had fought in World War II and had been seriously injured. He pointed repeatedly to a bunch of places on his body and with his shirt unbuttoned in the heat, there was a massive crooked scar was visible on his torso. From what I could understand he was in Germany for nine years, presumably first during the war and later on stationed in the East.
I'm in Khiva now after taking a six-hour cramped minibus through the desert from Bukhara to a place called Urgench and from there a taxi here. It is about 30km from Urgench to Khiva and believe it or not, there is a trolleybus going the whole way though a bunch of farmland. So far Khiva seems much like Bukhara, though more artificial in many respects because there aren't the same number of people who live right in the old city.
I arrived in Khiva late Monday and will get going early tomorrow (Wednesday) for the border with Turkmenistan. The first Canadian traveler I've met on this trip I met last night here.
From what I've heard, Ashgabat (the capital of Turkmenistan) is a very hot ten-hour ride through the desert from the border, and just getting there will take a few hours from here, so it will no doubt be a long, long day. I plan on taking a good look around in the craziness of Ashgabat Wednesday night and Thursday. The plan is to catch my flight home early Friday morning, stopping in Germany and then on to Canada. Generally speaking I don't like to move so fast, with only two nights in Samarkand, one in Bukhara, two here and one in Ashgabat, but I wanted to get to see these places but also decided it was time to get home so I was forced to pick up the pace. Unfortunately I had to cut out a trip to the Aral Sea, or more accurately where the Aral Sea once was a day's journey North-West of Khiva.
But, if I saw everything I would have no excuse to come back.
Turkmenistan isn't exactly the epitome of a vibrant democracy with all the normal requisites such as freedom of speech or press. Internet access is hard to come by there and only for a ridiculously high price at the Sheraton in Ashgabat. I'll be sure to look for access but don't expect to be online again until I get out of Turkmenistan. There's a $25 departure tax payable in Ashgabat and if I still have my tarnished $100 bill and they don't take it there, look for me in a Turkmen jail on August 16th, the day after my visa expires.


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The Underground Thomist
Lost Time
Monday, 03-19-2018
Since I've lost time recovering from surgery this week, I'm not composing a "proper" blog post. But since I do hate to let readers down, I'm offering a few words about lost time itself -- and about blogging.
About lost time. When I grouch about time being "lost" or "wasted," what I usually mean is that I had to use the time differently than I might have chosen. But if God is the master of our days, as I claim to believe, then isn't this attitude of mine graceless? Why should I assume that how I would have chosen to use my time would have been better than what He has in mind for it? If He sees fit to slow me down this week and interrupt what I fondly call my projects, presumably there is a reason. Perhaps there is something else that I need to be doing more than what I think I should be doing -- something that I wouldn't have taken time to do unless He had thrown a little sand in my gears. Such as learning to be more patient. Or more still.
About blogging. If my website statistics are to be believed, I've gained a bunch of new readers lately. (And lost some old ones! Must be a story here.) If you're new, and you've tuned in just for the blog, I invite you to look around the rest of the website to see what else you may find interesting. Maybe nothing, but maybe something. If you do find something you like, I hope you'll tell other folks about it. Link, tweet, chirp, or whatever folks do. Much obliged to you.
Now excuse me, please. I'm going to take a nap.
St. Thomas and the Happiness Gurus
Monday, 03-12-2018
For the past two years I have been writing a book on Thomas Aquinas's theory of happiness and ultimate purpose. One of the topics he considers is whether we can attain happiness just through our own natural powers. Wondering how others might answer, while writing the chapter about it I did a quick web search using the question, "What can we do to be happy?"
The first time I ran the search, the query yielded 627 million hits. Ironically, the first one after the advertisements was a suicide hotline. After that bleak note, the results became buoyantly optimistic: "10 Simple Things You Can Do Today That Will Make You Happy," "45 Things You Can Do to Get Happy No Matter Where You Are," and the cockiest, "10 Scientifically Proven Ways to Be Incredibly Happy."
The happiness gurus who write these items almost never suggest becoming a virtuous person. From a Thomistic point of view, this is worse than an oversight, since what might be called the happiness of this life lies chiefly in the exercise of the virtues. How else can we even enjoy the other good things? For example, how else can we properly practice friendship, delight in our families, and contemplate the objects of knowledge?
A good deal of the advice the gurus do give is either wrong (some of them attribute magical powers to money) or fatuous (my favorite was "Happiness is maximized at 13.9° C"). Some of their advice is not really about the attainment of happiness, but about the banishing of sorrow – a topic St. Thomas treats separately, making practical suggestions like enjoying innocent pleasures (go read a novel of P.G. Wodehouse), sleep, baths, weeping, the sympathy of friends, and fixing the gaze of one's mind upon Divine truth.
Not all of the "simple things" the gurus suggest are bad ideas. And St. Thomas certainly agrees that to attain what passes for happiness in this life, human powers -- plus a certain amount of good fortune -- suffice.
Of course one might not have good fortune. Besides, even if one does, what is called happiness in this life inevitably leaves us asking "Is this all there is?"
His answer is that the happiness of this life is not all there is. But for supreme and perfect happiness – not just more of the same old happiness, but a higher kind of happiness -- we need Divine help.
Commentary on Thomas Aquinas's Virtue Ethics
Monday, 03-05-2018
Curious how conversion works.
One may think the only difference is that one's beliefs have changed. Or that one's moral standards have changed.
It is more like rising from the dead.
Perhaps without having realized that you were dead.
Imagine having a family photograph and noticing one day that someone you hadn't thought present in the photograph had been there all along.
It was like that with the memory of God.
Imagine waking up and discovering someone in the house whom you hadn't remembered that you lived with.
It was like that with His presence.
Imagine becoming aware that your motives for various actions had not been at all like what you had taken them to be.
It was like that with the knowledge of self.
Imagine realizing that you knew all sorts of things that you had told yourself you didn't know and even couldn't know.
It was like that with knowledge of a host of other things.
Imagine having sat in a dark place for years, not knowing that the shutters were nailed closed. Now they are being flung back. Beams of light are flowing in as solid as columns of ivory. You had forgotten what light looked like.
It was like that.
Book: What We Can't Not Know
Would You Like to Swing on a Star?
Monday, 02-26-2018
Aspiration is better than self-esteem. Many of us were serenaded in childhood with lyrics like this:
Would you like to swing on a star
Carry moonbeams home in a jar
And be better off than you are
Or would you rather be ...
Each stanza presented something one might rather be – a mule, a pig, a fish, or a monkey. But why be one of those, when by learning and honesty, you could be swinging on stars? The images of swinging on a star and carrying moonbeams in jars cast a spell on my imagination. The catchiness of the tune didn't hurt either; from time to time I still find myself humming it.
Though it's more sonorous, the fine motto inscribed over the West Entrance of Norlin Library at the University of Colorado, Boulder, conveys much the same encouraging spirit: "Who Knows Only His Own Generation Remains Always a Child." Should we retain the innocence of childhood? Yes! But its ignorance? No!
Not everyone considers the motto so fine. At a website for millennials, one University of Colorado student writes that "It promotes knowledge beyond one's self and one's immediate surroundings, and that's totally cool." But it "feels like I'm constantly being scolded and berated by my library, which keeps calling me a child." The slogan "turns the library from a sanctuary of study into a bully ... who keeps heckling me across the Quad. Come on, library, don't be like that. This is what I see when I look at my library."
Here is the good news: The aspiration expressed by the Norlin Library motto is not dead. When I read it to my own undergraduates, they thought it was great. When I asked them what they thought of the young man's reaction, they pleaded "Don't judge millennials by him."
One of them expressed the very thought with which I had planned to end this post: It is hard to see why anyone would resent a gentle exhortation to rise beyond childhood, unless he had no intention of doing so.
Book: How to Stay Christian in College
Political Partying
Monday, 02-19-2018
I am an attorney considering running for office. This consideration raises new questions for me and I am curious about your thoughts. How would you go about choosing a political party?
Interesting question. It can be difficult to decide whether a party is worthy of endorsement. I would begin by ruling out any party which is unconditionally unworthy of it. No party which is programmatically committed to deeds which are intrinsically evil can be supported.
Case in point: To its credit, the U.S. House of Representatives recently passed H.R. 4712, which seeks to add ensure compliance with previous legislation which forbade killing infants already born. This it does by requiring abortionists to ensure that any infant who is born alive despite their efforts must be immediately transported to a hospital for admission, and in the meantime be given them the same standard of care that any other infant born alive would receive. This bill should have passed unanimously.
Yet of the 193 Democrats in the House, 187 voted against it. The number would have been 188, but one of those who voted for it thought he was voting against it.
Please understand me. I would not use the Democratic Party's own tactics against it. I would not blindly oppose even reasonable suggestions it might make about matters of common concern. I would not call for the impeachment of its duly elected officeholders if they had committed no impeachable offenses. I would not seek to weaponize the police, justice, and intelligence services against it. In short, I would hope for its genuine reform, and in the meantime I would not seek to undermine the processes of a constitutional republic in order to oppose it. But until it abandoned its various fiendish commitments, I could never vote for one of its candidates.
The other major party is dreadfully disappointing, often hypocritical, and may be wrong in many of its goals and views. I am no cheerleader for it. But a party which seeks to keep the road clear for infanticide is not even worthy of consideration. It long ago lost any shred of a claim to the respect of decent people.
Book: What We Can't Not Know: A Guide
Reasons for Relativism
Monday, 02-12-2018
Motives aren't reasons. Someone might find it congenial to believe that sexual morality is all relative because he is sleeping with his girlfriend. Or that the morality of abortion is all relative because she's pregnant and he doesn't want her to be. Or that the morality of killing is all relative because he talked her into having one. But these are not reasons for thinking relativism true. They are only motives, or temptations. A reason is grounds for the reasonable judgment that something is true. A motive is merely a feeling that makes someone want to believe it is true.
Are there any reasons for thinking relativism is true? Yes, there are some. But they don't hold water.
For example, one common reason is the Argument from Variation: Some norms really do vary according to circumstances. In the United States, it is wrong to drive on the left; in England, it is wrong to drive on the right. But notice: The only way there can even be a valid difference in norms at the level of application is that the same universal rule is being applied in both cases. It is a universal moral principle that we ought to take care for the safety of others. So this doesn't justify relativism.
A second common reason some people embrace relativism might be called the Argument from Difficulty: Some moral questions are rather hard to answer. For example, is all warfare murder? Some respond to the difficulty of the question by saying that murder is in the eye of the beholder. But would you say that the species of my pet is in the eye of the beholder, so that for me it's a cat, but for you it's a goldfish? Of course not. The right thing to do about difficult questions is not to be lazy and dodge them, but to carry out the difficult work of answering them.
Next is the Argument from Disagreement. People give different answers to some moral questions. Consider warfare again. Some say all war is wrong. Others say only unjust war is wrong. Still others say that in war, everything is permissible. But this is a question of fact. When we are speaking of physical facts, such as whether the earth revolves around the sun or the sun revolves around the earth, we unhesitatingly say that our task is to investigate and find out which opinion about the fact is correct. We ought to take the same view of moral facts.
Then there is the Argument from Emotion. A moment ago I spoke of moral facts, but according to this argument, there are no moral facts, and propositions that seem to assert moral facts are really only expressing the emotions of the speaker. For example, if I say it is wrong to deliberately run over children with automobiles, I seem to be saying something about the moral status of running over children with automobiles, but on the critic's view, I am really only saying something about me: That hearing of such an act makes me angry, disgusted, or indignant. But wait a moment. If the act does make me angry, disgusted, or indignant – and it does -- then why does it? The reason it makes me feel that way is that I judge it to be wrong, and it would still be wrong even if it didn't make me feel angry, disgusted, or indignant. Besides, the Argument from Emotion doesn't actually give anyone a reason to disbelieve in moral facts. It merely assumes that there are no moral facts, and then tries to explain moral statements on the basis of this assumption. You might find the Argument from Emotion attractive if you are already a relativist, but it doesn't give you a reasonable warrant for being one.
Still another reason for relativism might be called the Argument from Tautology. A certain U.S. judge has claimed that although there may be a few universal moral principles, they don't really say anything, because they are tautologies, or circular statements. For instance, he claimed that to say "Thou shalt not murder" is nothing more than to say "Never commit the kinds of killing that you ought not commit" – which tells us nothing. But this Argument from Tautology is even lazier than the previous argument. For the classical definition of murder doesn't just tell us "Don't do what is not to be done." Rather it tells us what, specifically, is not to be done. We must not deliberately take innocent human life, and an act which fits this definition must never be done. No circularity there.
Next comes what I call the Argument from Progress. A former chairman of the Senate judiciary committee, who later became a vice president of the United States, complained about someone who had been nominated for the Supreme Court by saying that the nominee seemed to believe in "a static set of unchanging [moral] principles," rather than an "evolving body of ideals." The senator's statement was relativistic, because it denied that there are any universal moral principles, unchanging over place and over time. But it was also paradoxical, because at the same time it insisted that there are universal moral principles, unchanging over place in time. For what did the senator mean by suggesting that moral ideals "evolve" or develop? I don't think he meant that they undergo meaningless and arbitrary change. After all, he approved of this development; in other words, he passed moral judgment upon it. So what he really meant was that our moral ideals are getting better. But to suggest that they are changing for the better presupposes a fixed standard of moral comparison, a yardstick of "better" which doesn't change. So even in order to say that our moral ideals have no fixed content, he needed a moral standard which does have fixed content. So this argument for relativism shoots itself down.
Last but not least, we might consider the Argument from False Humility. This reason for relativism suggests that to make a moral judgment is to commit the vice of pride. But there is a problem here. If no one may judge others, then how is it that we may deliver an unfavorable judgment upon those who do judge others? Obviously, we can't. So this argument is also self-defeating.
The Argument from False Humility is the one most likely to snag Christians. For didn't Christ command, "Judge not, that you may not be judged"? Yes, but don't forget what He said next: "For with the judgment you pronounce you will be judged, and the measure you give will be the measure you get .... You hypocrite, first take the log out of your own eye, and then you will see clearly to take the speck out of your brother's eye." Plainly, this statement expresses a moral judgment. It does not condemn all moral judgment, but as condemns proud and hypocritical moral judgment.
Lest there be any doubt, we might remember another place in the Gospels, where He said, "Do not judge by appearances, but judge with right judgment." At the same time that He forbids one kind of judgment ("do not judge by appearances"), He commands another kind ("judge with right judgment"). Humility really is a virtue, but true humility does not mean, cannot mean, suspending all moral judgment.
Check out Commentary on Thomas Aquinas's Virtue Ethics
Judging God
Monday, 02-05-2018
A certain ethicist, let us call him G, is among other things a proponent of abortion, but has greater ambitions too. He argues that traditional moral principles must be replaced with a manmade morality which is "less likely to be eroded." The reason he thinks manmade morality more durable is that he cannot take seriously the idea of morality coming from God. Speaking of the atrocities committed against the Bulgarians in 1876, he says a wise God would not have ordained a world "in which people are hanged after spending their last night nailed by the ear to a fence, or in which babies are cut out of their mothers' wombs with daggers." A wise God would have made man good, or at least made him grow better over time.
There is a problem with this line of reasoning. It is hard to see why one should object to a world in which babies are cut out of their mothers' wombs with daggers, but not one in which mothers invite daggers into their wombs that their babies may be cut out. And that is only the beginning of G's incoherencies. The whole meaning of morality is a rule that we ought to obey whether we like it or not. If so, then the idea of creating a morality we like better fails to grasp what morality is.
Moreover, it would seem that until we had created our new morality, we would have no standard by which to criticize God. Since we have not yet created one, the standard by which we judge Him must be the very standard that He gave us. If it is good enough to judge Him by, then why do we need a new one?
Now any thinker can commit an error in logic. Multiple, matted incoherencies, like G's, seem to call for a different explanation. When, despite considerable intelligence, a thinker cannot think straight, it becomes very likely that he cannot face his thoughts. The closer to the starting point his swerve, the more likely this explanation becomes. Somewhere in his mind lies a mystery of knowledge that he must hide from himself at all costs. If he presupposes the old morality in the very act of denying it, the lesson is not that the old morality should be denied, but that he is in denial. If he makes humanity God and yet cries out against God's inhumanity, it is clear who has really been accused.
Perhaps the older thinkers were correct after all. Perhaps the foundational moral principles really are not only right for all, but somehow known to all.
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Usually found in only trace amounts in plants and animals within the Underdrey, little is known about its appearance. There is a certain purplish-black stone said to be its raw essence, but so far, most who have come upon it are too reluctant to examine the ominous stone to find out - the risks of touching that high of a concentration of the substance are far too great. Even a human or furr could react to too much of it in ways yet unknown.
Khan's Bane is widespread in the Underdrey, but has yet to be discovered in the surface world, appearing to only exist in the deep layers of the Drey's crust.
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The name "Khan's Bane" originated with the earliest aershaa explorers of the Underdrey, who belonged to a fearsome Khan-loyal pack. They became trapped, the cave and tunnel systems becoming their permanent home and, eventually, their final resting place. Their offspring became the first of a long line of Underdrey mutants. Their belief was that Khan had cursed them for their wicked ways, and it was the very poison sent by their great god that ran through their veins and mutated their bodies. Aershaa do not know that Khan's Bane is a mineral, only that it is something unseeable that permeates the Underdrey, causing the mutation "curse." It is this poison-curse that most of them believe is the source of mutations that they are referring to when they speak of "Khan's Bane."
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Kylie is running for House District 136! Kylie Bragdon is currently a Select Board Member in the town of Winter Harbor. This former mathematics teacher traded in her grade book for Grunden fishing boots nearly two years ago in order to pursue lobstering full time. Though the majority of her time is spent tending traps, Kylie is also in the final phases of completing her doctorate in educational leadership. In her research, Kylie has maintained a focus on how to improve Maine's education system for individuals interested in pursuing careers in commercial fishing. Learn more about Kylie in the 1/14/18 Maine Sunday Telegram profile on women candidates here: https://www.pressherald.com/2018/01/14/their-moment-is-here-and-maine-women-are-running-with-it/
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Heather Sanborn - Portland
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Nickie Sekera - Fryeburg
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Latitude: 51.8627 / 51°51'45"N
Longitude: 1.0221 / 1°1'19"E
OS Eastings: 608185
OS Northings: 222547
OS Grid: TM081225
Mapcode National: GBR TQ1.18P
Mapcode Global: VHKG7.NFQY
Entry Name: Frating Hall
Listing Date: 27 March 1987
Grade: II
Source: Historic England
Source ID: 1111441
English Heritage Legacy ID: 120079
Location: Frating, Tendring, Essex, CO7
County: Essex
District: Tendring
Civil Parish: Frating
Traditional County: Essex
Lieutenancy Area (Ceremonial County): Essex
Church of England Parish: Frating with Thorrington
Church of England Diocese: Chelmsford
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House. C16 or earlier timber frame with C18 and C19 red brick facing and
extensions. Red plain tiled roofs. Chimney stack to right of front range. 2
storeys. 3 first floor vertically sliding sashes with glazing bars, plastered
gauged arches. Right and left French windows with glazing bars, that to left
bowed, segmental pointed heads. Central 2 panel 4 light door, moulded
surround, lion mask patera, flat canopy, reveal panels. C18/C19 internal
features include 6 panelled doors, moulded surrounds, acorn patera. Segmental
arch to hall. Moulded fire surrounds, moulded cornices. Heavy timber frame to
rear range with ceiling and stop chamfered bridging joists visible. RCHM 2.
Listing NGR: TM0818522547
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Clean modern room. Breakfast was great.
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