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Remembering our shared humanity

Remembering our shared humanity
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Veterans Museum Commemorates the Christmas Miracle of 1914

The Veterans History Museum of the Carolinas celebrates the holidays with special open dates of Dec. 15, 16, 17, 20, 21, and 22. The public is invited to come in

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Review: Are we born sinners, or good at heart?

Review: Are we born sinners, or good at heart? By Barbara Hall, Special to The Journal © Little Brown Humankind: A Hopeful History Humankind: A Hopeful History, by Rutger Bregman. Little, Brown and Company, 461 pages. $30. In a recent interview, Rutger Bregman declared his Humankind a hopelessly hubristic book. True, as the 32-year-old Dutchman writes here, he attempts nothing short of championing the good in people. If this seems too facile, impossibly idealistic, he offers a tome of historical and scientific evidence to substantiate his view that, as he has said, power corrupts, but most people are pretty decent. That belief has not always held sway, as evidenced by the contrasting philosophies of Thomas Hobbes (1588-1679) and Jean-Jacques Rousseau (1712-1778). Although they never met, theirs is a classic clash of ideas that has reverberated among thinkers from their time to ours.

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LUNSFORD COLUMN: The comfort of old hymns and a new star | Opinion

LUNSFORD COLUMN: The comfort of old hymns and a new star | Opinion
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Mike Lunsford: The comfort of old hymns and a new star | News Columns

By Mike Lunsford Dec 20, 2020 Photo courtesy of www.stillenacht.com and SalzburgerLand TourismusStille-Nacht-Kapelle: The “Silent Night Chapel,” located in Oberndorf bei Salzburg in Austria, stands on the site of St. Nicholas Church, where Joseph Mohr and Franz Gruber performed “Silent Night” for the first time on Christmas Eve, 1818. Eva-Maria Repolusk / eva trifft. Like most people, nostalgic or not, I like Christmas music. There are few things I enjoy more than sitting in my writing space on a wintry December night, a cup of steaming coffee nearby, a comforting Christmas classic playing in the background, the glimmer of colored lights at the eaves.

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