Academic Insanity at North Carolina Wesleylan - Says who?
2005 04 24
By Henrik Palmgren | red-ice.net
This is a comment to an article posted on frontepagemagazine.com
It can be found here: Academic Insanity at North Carolina Wesleylan | 2
 May love and enlightenment bless your stay on the planet Earth that spins thru an infinite universe of endless possibilities.
May our dynamical human spirit guide us thru the flood of information without anyone having to block our way to that information because it either is scary, erroneous, silly or true. Should other people make up our minds? Should we have a fair chance to look and investigate for ourselves? Should we be presented with multiple sides of a story or just one? How do we learn? How do we grow? How do the human race progress?
Trust in humanity. Trust in personal discernment. Trust in our heart that burn in our chest down into our stomach when we encounter truth.
Truth needs not to be defended only to be communicated.
Will we create a better world by restricting thought? Will this world be a better place if we confine our already narrow space of thought?
Is this a playground for our body and our soul or is this planet a mechanism of control? Which is most true to you?
Is it our duty to withhold and suppress information or is it our duty to supply information then let other people make up their own mind and practice their own discernment? How can we even have a functional sense of our own discernment if it is never challenged, never tested, never used?
What is freedom? Do we deserve that freedom?
Is it our duty to suppress people that are of different persuasion than ourselves or to encourage that difference? Somewhere down the line, other peoples freedom of thought is an expression and verification of our own freedom of though and freedom of opinion.
May love and enlightenment bless your stay on the planet Earth that spins thru an infinite universe of endless possibilities.
Love and blessings to Jon Sanders
/Henrik Palmgren
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