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Tracy Cochran and the reality behind the world
Tracy Cochran and the reality behind the world[1] PATRICK S. WOLFE Tracy Cochran is editorial director of Parabola magazine, which seeks to illuminate truths common to every spiritual tradition. She believes: “Well-being requires a deep encounter with our experience.”[2] She … Continue reading
Neil Douglas-Klotz’s Aramaic lens on God, heaven, and the Lord’s Prayer
Neil Douglas-Klotz’s Aramaic interpretation of God, heaven, and the Lord’s Prayer[1] Readers are advised that all the translations cited in this article have been described by a translator of Hebrew and Aramaic texts as “incorrect …. massively incorrect.” See the … Continue reading
Did Hitler do some good things?
Did Hitler do some good things? PATRICK S. WOLFE Two weeks before the 2024 U.S. presidential election, a statement attributed to former President Donald Trump by his former chief of staff, General John Kelly, in an interview with The New … Continue reading
From tariffs to global warming: Getting used to the Big Squeeze
From tariffs to global warming: Getting used to the Big Squeeze[1] PATRICK S. WOLFE We live in really challenging times. Premier David Eby’s Jan. 15 commentary about the potential harm of U.S. tariffs bore the title, “B.C. prepared for economic … Continue reading
What qualities do we want in a prime minister?
What qualities do we want in a prime minister? PATRICK S. WOLFE David Merner’s Times Colonist commentary, “Justin Trudeau: The good, the bad and the ugly,” published on Jan. 8, 2025, two days after Trudeau announced he is resigning as … Continue reading
Protecting the future with a thousand-year-old teaching: The enduring relevance of the Peacemaker
The Peacemaker: Protecting the future with a thousand-year-old teaching[1] PATRICK S. WOLFE Toby Ord, an Australian philosopher of Ethics at Oxford University, “has systemically ranked existential risks.” Most dangerous, he believes, is A.I., to which he assigns “a one-in-ten chance … Continue reading
THE HOLOCAUST IN HOLLAND AND THE TWILIGHT WORLD OF THE WESTERBORK TRANSIT CAMP
THE HOLOCAUST IN HOLLAND AND THE TWILIGHT WORLD OF THE WESTERBORK TRANSIT CAMP PATRICK S. WOLFE – EVOLVING PERSPECTIVES ON THE HOLOCAUST IN HOLLAND – WESTERBORK: COMMANDERS AND KEY INDIVIDUALS – WESTERBORK: THE REFUGEE ARISTOCRACY – WESTERBORK: THE TRANSPORTS – … Continue reading
Recognizing the extraordinary when the veil is lifted
Recognizing the extraordinary when the veil is lifted[1] PATRICK S. WOLFE According to Rabbi Abraham Heschel, moments occur in every life “when there is a lifting of the veil.” The trick is to recognize this lifting and grasp its rarity … Continue reading
Samuel W. Wolfe of the G.T. Fulford Company
Samuel W. Wolfe of the G.T. Fulford Company The Story of a Patent Medicine Man and His Internment by the Japanese in 1942 and 1943 By Patrick S. Wolfe ABSTRACT: Starting in the 1890s, Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills for Pale … Continue reading
The scientists, the submariner and the “little cat feet” of climate change
The scientists, the submariner and the “little cat feet” of climate change PATRICK S. WOLFE “The slowness of climate change is a fairy tale, perhaps as pernicious as the one that says it isn’t happening at all,” David Wallace-Wells wrote … Continue reading →