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    Renunciation for the Householder: Right Intention Without Running Away from Life

    The second factor of the Noble Eightfold Path is Right Intention, sometimes translated as Right Resolve, Right Thought, or Right Aspiration. It is the inward…

    Ian June 20, 2026
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    Right Intention: The Direction of the Heart

    Right Intention is the second factor of the Noble Eightfold Path. If Right View is learning to see clearly, Right Intention is learning to aim…

    Ian June 19, 2026
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    The Heart Sutra: The Zen of Emptiness, Compassion, and Fearless Practice

    Among all Mahayana Buddhist scriptures, few are as brief, beloved, mysterious, and widely recited as the Heart Sutra. In many Zen temples it is chanted…

    Ian June 17, 2026
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    The Imagination of Snoopy

    One of the great mysteries of Peanuts is that its most imaginative character is not one of the children, but the dog. Charlie Brown worries.…

    Ian June 14, 2026
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    Kensho, Satori, and Glimpses of Enlightenment

    There are certain words in Zen that should be handled carefully, almost as one would handle a candle flame in a dark room. Kensho and…

    Ian June 13, 2026
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Blog Humanism

Humanism Is Not a Party Platform

Ian March 19, 2026

One of the easiest mistakes people make is confusing humanism with a political tribe. In practice, this usually means assuming that humanism is simply another…

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A Humanist Look at Morals and Ethics

Ian March 19, 2026

One of the oldest objections to Humanism is the claim that, without God, morality loses its foundation. If there is no divine lawgiver, no sacred…

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What Is Humanism?

Ian March 19, 2026

Humanism is a way of understanding life that places human beings, human dignity, and human responsibility at the center of meaning and ethics. It begins…

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Kindness: A Humanist Reflection on Why We Owe One Another Care

Ian March 19, 2026

Kindness is one of the simplest virtues to name and one of the hardest to live consistently. Nearly everyone claims to value it. Parents teach…

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Good Grief and Greatness: The Life of Charles M. Schulz and the World of Peanuts

Ian March 19, 2026

On an October morning in 1950, readers opened their newspapers and found something small and almost austere: four tiny panels about a round-headed boy walking…

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Blog Western Americana

Famous Cattle Drives of the Old West

Ian March 19, 2026

History often remembers the American West through two images: the lone rider silhouetted against a crimson sunset, and the long sweep of cattle stretching toward…

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The American West on Film: A Brief History of Hollywood’s Most Enduring Genre

Ian March 19, 2026

For more than a century, the American Western has been one of Hollywood’s most powerful storytelling engines. Long before superheroes, science fiction sagas, or billion-dollar…

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The Complete Guide to Cowboy Boots

Ian March 19, 2026

Part I — The History of Cowboy Boots Cowboy boots occupy a strange, almost mythic place in the American imagination. They are both functional workwear…

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The Theory of Money and Credit: Foundations of Sound Economics

Ian March 19, 2026

Money is not merely a tool of exchange—it is the lifeblood of civilization, the medium through which human cooperation scales beyond the limits of barter…

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Why You’re Wrong to Hate on Capitalism

Ian March 19, 2026

In recent years, “capitalism” has become a convenient target for criticism. Whether in the phrase “late-stage capitalism” or broader claims that the system is inherently…

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