Great Books debate on death by own action ends in questions
A letter seeks Dr Adler’s view on whether death by one’s own hand can be morally justified across ancient to modern thought. The note surveys philosophers from Lycurgus to Augustine and Kant, noting Christian prohibition and equal counterarguments, and invites a 150 word letter for a contest prize.
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Robert Soblen
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Locke
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Adler
Mortimer J. Adler
Daily Review
Jesus cleanses temple courts amid commerce and faith
The narrative recounts Jesus driving out sellers from the temple, overturning moneychangers’ tables as he quotes scripture that his house should be a house of prayer for all nations. The scene underscores Christianity demanding both vigor and gentleness in confronting corruption tied to financial interests.
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House of Prayer
Mark
Jesus
Jerusalem
Temple Court
Sunshine States Offer More By $200 A Month Retirees
Thomas Collins profiles retirees in Florida, South Texas, Australia, and California who live on $200 a month plus $270 elsewhere. The piece contrasts frugal Sunshine State living with harsher northern scenes, noting budgets, meals, and shared attitudes. It highlights a couple thriving on minimal food costs, fishing, and outdoor life while prioritizing simplicity over consumption.
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Florida
South Texas
Artoon
California
Days And Customs Of All Faiths Sunday March 21
A dense essay contrasts Mother's Day with its modern sales pull versus the Church of England Mothering Sunday. It traces the Anglican tradition from the middle ages, links Galatians to the day’s readings, and discusses Good Friday and Dismas, the Good Thief, as well as the Annunciation and Christmas dates tied to Marian feasts and the liturgical year.
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Hat
Crissitas
Jerusalem
VA medical research and burial and education FAQ summary
The Veterans Administration confirms active medical research in 133 VA hospitals and 5 regional offices during FY1902, with over 6,000 publications and presentations. Burial space in national cemeteries is not reserved in advance. applications occur at death. War orphans typically qualify for VA education aid if aged 18 to 23, with possible extension beyond 23 in some cases but not beyond the beneficiary’s first birthday. For more details contact VA Regional Office San Francisco at 49 Fourth St.
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Veterans Administration Department of Medicine and Surgery
Veterans Administration
Fourth St
San Francisco
Calif
Horoscope for Tomorrow With many chances to lift plans and prosperity
Tomorrow brings varied chances to advance ambitions and prosper. Aries through Pisces receive guidance on timing, alliances, and practical steps. follow expert advice, seek help from trusted friends, and pursue new activities. The stars urge measured risks, careful planning, and mindful finance.
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Taurus
Population surge at Cairo's Zoo fascinates visitors
At Cairo Zoo, a burst of births in seven months marks a historic rise as two pruners, four lions, three tigers and one lion cub join the grounds. Keepers showcase the cubs daily while a pregnant lioness is housed in the gage cage for the first time, highlighting a thriving, expanding menagerie amid plans for new reptile houses and grottos.
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