Political Roundtable Answers – 6
And now for the answers to Question #6 in the Great Energion Political Roundtable.
In no particular order:
Elgin also posted a response to the answers.
Remember: Everyone is invited to get involved!
And now for the answers to Question #6 in the Great Energion Political Roundtable.
In no particular order:
Elgin also posted a response to the answers.
Remember: Everyone is invited to get involved!
Global Christian Perspectives will be on break for the next 3-4 weeks, so during that time I will be posting some short interviews of political interest with the various participants in the GCP discussions. On Friday, July 1, 2016, I interviewed Chris Eyre in two parts, the first on understanding Brexit and the referendum and…
Following our great Energion political debate last year, two participants were interested in a longer, slower, debate with more time for responses and serious discussion. Thus began our year-long political debate. In this debate, two Energion authors, Elgin Hushbeck, Jr. (Preserving Democracy, Evidence for the Bible, and Christianity and Secularism) and Joel Watts (From Fear…
For our third question I decided to get a bit more philosophical and less in the moment: What is the proper role of Government – limitations, boundaries? Where do you draw this philosophy from? Joel Watts Reply Elgin Hushbeck Reply Hushbeck – Question 3 Response 1 Watts – Question 3 Response 1 Elgin Hushbeck –…
“Write about the National Health Service” was the request. OK, I thought – I’m a child of the NHS, having been born 5 years after it’s inception in 1948; it’s something I know well from experience of many parts of it’s operation as a patient and as a relative of patients. “For American readers” was…
I’m going to continue with a question that will allow both authors to introduce themselves and their overall views. Next week, I’ll be getting very specific. Please feel free to send me questions you think should be asked. You can comment on this post or email pubs@energion.com. Here’s the question: What are the three most…
A few months ago, a friend of mine at a different company, knowing I was a manager, asked my advice on how to advance. I suggested they meet with their manager to discuss the issue, and so my friend met with their manager and the department head to discuss their future. My friend was pleased…
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