POLITICS OF DIGNITY

RELIGION
The Brotherhood Of Man And The Politics Of Dignity
By Robert Fuller, Contributor
Author, 'Somebodies and Nobodies' and 'The Rowan Tree: A Novel'
If science and religion cooperate to uphold and extend dignity, and left and right remove the inequities that thwart fair competition, we can build a global society that's as close to heaven as we need.
RELIGION
The Moral Arc Of The Universe
By Robert Fuller, Contributor
Author, 'Somebodies and Nobodies' and 'The Rowan Tree: A Novel'
One reading of the human story emphasizes war and domination. Another telling highlights overthrowing tyrants and progressively emancipating ourselves. The key to deciding which of these perspectives is predictive of the human future lies in a paradoxical property of power.
RELIGION
The Source of Indignity
By Robert Fuller, Contributor
Author, 'Somebodies and Nobodies' and 'The Rowan Tree: A Novel'
What people really want in relationships is dignity, not domination. While it's not hard to understand why people who have suffered oppression might fantasize taking a turn at domination, to actually do so is to over-reach.
RELIGION
The Secret To Science's Success
By Robert Fuller, Contributor
Author, 'Somebodies and Nobodies' and 'The Rowan Tree: A Novel'
Modeling has made humans what we are and our success as a species depends on learning to use them wisely.
RELIGION
Two Notions Of Truth: My Sunday School Vs. My Public School
By Robert Fuller, Contributor
Author, 'Somebodies and Nobodies' and 'The Rowan Tree: A Novel'
The truth is not necessarily what some authority says it is, but rather what can be proven. But, if so, where did that leave the truths taught in my Sunday School?
WORLDPOST
Obama's Nobel Honors His Dignitarian Politics
By Robert Fuller, Contributor
Author, 'Somebodies and Nobodies' and 'The Rowan Tree: A Novel'
Obama got the prize not for doing, but for being. Not for making peace, but for exemplifying something new on the world stage -- the politics of dignity.