Judgment is good – indeed, is needed
Cultural relativism can blind us to warped thinking and behaviour.
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Hamilton Spectator
And lo! A child is saved from a brutal death
(Hamilton Spectator – Saturday, December 24, 2011)
KAMPALA, UGANDA — It’s late at night at the Ugandan-Kenyan border and a little Ugandan boy is about to disappear forever.
Moses Kaloulou, all of seven years old, is crying hysterically. Not that he knows what’s going to happen, that he’ll likely soon die at the hands, and knife blade, of a witch doctor. All he knows is that it’s late — about midnight now — and very dark, and that some hours ago he was taken by strange men.
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A few dollars changes lives in Uganda
Government education is a sham but top students are heroes.
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If the youth could know; if the old could do
Old age is not for wimps. We approach it, even from a distance, with trepidation. It’s like your second childhood.
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From here to Chautauqua to the world
Hamilton’s Dr. Jean Chamberlain Froese was invited to speak at a venerable institution.
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Don’t listen to the voices
Technology tempts us, lures us, hooks us. And too often, we’re the poorer for it.
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Hands across the oceans
Continents apart, generations and circumstance between them, hands always tell the stories.
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Yemen through the looking glass
As the country’s president seems about to topple, a writer remembers times of living dangerously.
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