Tag: civil society

• How Many Rules Do We Need?

  

  Forni, P.M. Choosing Civility: The Twenty-five Rules of Considerate Conduct. St. Martin’s Griffin, 2002. [An Installment of the “Read Me” Project.] Society and culture are changeable; they are responsive to our choices and practices. This is one of the shared implications of the social constructionist paradigm and of virtue ethics. It’s ironic that the advocates […]

  HAT

  June 6, 2019

  Read Me Project

  books, civil society, civility, kindness, personal responsibility

• Media Environment

  Although I am still thinking about the problem of the ineffectiveness of human-divine communication, it has occurred to me that our own non-divine communication processes are not always remarkably more effective, and that we are at present facing not exactly similar but remarkably similar challenges in human to human communication. Maybe the challenges are really […]

  HAT

  October 19, 2016

  Thinking Out Loud

  Christianity, civil society, communication, incarnation, social media