Gregory Williams
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I am a seminary-trained educator and community organizer based in Durham, NC. I have a BA in Honors history from the University of British Columbia and a Masters of Divinity (the degree usually given to those discerning religious vocations) from Yale. I am passionate about ideas and discussing history, politics, or religion with new and different people.
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John Rawls's account of the common good is arguably just an amalgamation of individual goods. His famous metaphor of the veil of ignorance makes this clear. The common good is the distribution of... -
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In The Nature and Destiny of Man, Reinhold Niebuhr argues that a Christian conception of the human person is best because it avoids the dichotomies with which Western philosophical reflections on... -
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The first major product made from drilled petroleum was kerosene, a replacement for whale oil that could be burned in lamps and for heating and even to power jet engines. Kerosene was discovered in... -
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It would be incomplete to think of George Wallace either as a state or as a national leader. He was both and, more importantly, he was the leader of a particular social class (the white working... -
Answered a Question in Ida B. Wells-Barnett
Chapter 1, "The Case Stated," gives Wells-Barnett's reasons for publishing the details of lynching and also her understanding of why lynching takes place. These two themes are closely related....
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