"The highest exercise of charity is charity towards the uncharitable."
J.S. Buckminster, clergyman and editor
(26th May 1784-1812)
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"The highest exercise of charity is charity towards the uncharitable."
J.S. Buckminster, clergyman and editor
(26th May 1784-1812)

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"'Now,' the judge said. 'We can go back to the administration of justice.' 'Is that real justice or the idea of justice?'"
ā Sherman Alexie, The Lone Ranger and Tonto Fistfight in Heaven
If we want to understand the true nature of any community, then we should observe what its members love. What do they pursue? What do they treasure? What commands their ultimate allegiance? The church is unique in the world. It is the only community on earth bound together by the Triune Godās prior love and the love we return to him in response. Christ is therefore our highest love and ultimate authority. He is the heart of our political identity.
Bryan Hollon (interview with Credo Magazine)
America at 250: A declaration of ideals reset the world ā and still resonates today
Former President Thomas Jefferson, who drafted the Declaration of Independence, hoped that Americans would commemorate the day they broke from British rule. Writing to a friend in the last few weeks of his life, Jefferson observed that the declaration was āpregnant with our own, and the fate of the world.ā That might sound like hubris, something Americaās third president was known for. But in itsā¦
It seems sometimes very strange to me, that image of a child so wholly bent on a vocation. So ambitious. The nature of that ambition, of literary ambition, seems to me a subject too large for this occasion. Like most people hungry for praise and ashamed of that, of any hunger, I alternated between contempt for the world that judged me and lacerating self-hatred. To my mind, to be wrong in the smallest particular was to be wrong utterly. On the surface, I was poised, cool, indifferent, given to laconic exhibitions of disdain. A description, I suppose, of any adolescence.
Louise Glück, Proofs and Theories

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The evolution of Lincolnās immigration ideals: A historian assesses his legacy
Abraham Lincoln faced a nation divided, and not just by the Civil War.Ā A national battle over immigration had already raged for decades as millions of Europeans arrived. The Republican president might be best known for his emancipation mission, but he also saw immigration as key to keeping the country afloat with so many men off at war. Hundreds of thousands of German, Irish, and otherā¦