Tag Archives: George Wolfe
Theme Park Undermines Science Education
Theme Park Undermines Science Education by George Wolfe This past July, a theme park opened in Grant County, Kentucky which features a full-scale model of Noah’s Ark as described in the book of Genesis. The exhibit, entitled “Ark Encounter,” is … Continue reading
A lesson from Lincoln by George Wolfe
A lesson from Lincoln by George Wolfe The Republican Party often refers to itself as the “party of Lincoln.” Today’s Tea Party conservatives within the “party of Lincoln” however, have become little more than obstructionists. Their recent battle cry, insisting … Continue reading
Tap into the Power of Meditation by George Wolfe
Tap into the Power of Meditation by George Wolfe Last January I was invited to speak about meditation to a stress management class at Ball State University. I began by explaining the health and wellness benefits of meditation which, since … Continue reading
Let’s Not Think Like Adolescents by George Wolfe
Let’s Not Think Like Adolescents by George Wolfe Much of the rhetoric today from political candidates from both parties is rife with simplistic sound bites. This makes for good stump speeches and presents us with neat, dualistic, either-or choices, but … Continue reading
Are we living in a Holoverse? by George Wolfe
Are we living in a Holoverse? by George Wolfe Recently I watched the You Tube video of the 17th annual Isaac Asimov Memorial Debate held at the American Museum of Natural History in New York City. Neil DeGrass Tyson, who … Continue reading
National Day of Prayer – Is it Constitutional? by George Wolfe
National Day of Prayer – Is it Constitutional? by George Wolfe In 2003, the National Day of Prayer was surrounded by controversy in Muncie, Indiana. That was the year the Chicago Tribune ran an article on April 27th featuring Unitarian Universalist … Continue reading
Extremism, not Islam, is the Enemy By George Wolfe
Extremism, not Islam, is the Enemy By George Wolfe On September 21, 2000, at Ball State University’s week long Chautauqua entitled “UniverCity,” renown Holocaust survivor Elie Wiesel spoke to a standing room only crowd in Emens Auditorium. The Freshman Connections program … Continue reading
Order Out of Chaos: March 8, 2016
The Voices of Humanity project has launched with the election of four great messages. Voice of Humanity as One & Voice of Women Educating Young Girls Dear UN Women Executive Director Mlambo-Ngcuka, What happens when girls are educated? Many wonderful … Continue reading
Living in Parallel Universes By George Wolfe
Living in Parallel Universes By George Wolfe The Outer Banks of North Carolina is a precious environmental reserve. While vacationing there this past September, I had the rare opportunity to witness one of the remarkable marvels of nature. On the beach … Continue reading
Hanukkah, Assimilation and Our Inner Light by George Wolfe
Hanukkah, Assimilation and Our Inner Light by George Wolfe As someone who discovered two years ago that his father was Jewish and concealed his Jewish heritage to elude anti-Semitism, I now have a new appreciation of Hanukkah, the Jewish “Festival of … Continue reading