Difference between revisions of "Herbert London"
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| − | "Dr. London is president of the [[Hudson Institute]], one of the oldest and most respected think-tanks in the world." [http://www.herblondon.org/1677/americas-secular-challenge] | + | "'''Dr. London''' is president of the [[Hudson Institute]], <ref>http://www.hudson.org/index.cfm?fuseaction=published_articles_and_op-eds</ref> one of the oldest and most respected think-tanks in the world." [http://www.herblondon.org/1677/americas-secular-challenge] |
"It is not [[bias]] that is so deplorable. It is the transformation of bias into an orthodoxy that cannot countenance another point of view." [http://www.herblondon.org/1677/americas-secular-challenge] | "It is not [[bias]] that is so deplorable. It is the transformation of bias into an orthodoxy that cannot countenance another point of view." [http://www.herblondon.org/1677/americas-secular-challenge] | ||
"I believe we still command the resources to salvage the spiritual center of our civilization. But to accomplish this we must have the courage to challenge the seductive tenets of radical secularism and revivify the traditional values that informed and nourished America." [http://www.herblondon.org/1677/americas-secular-challenge] | "I believe we still command the resources to salvage the spiritual center of our civilization. But to accomplish this we must have the courage to challenge the seductive tenets of radical secularism and revivify the traditional values that informed and nourished America." [http://www.herblondon.org/1677/americas-secular-challenge] | ||
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Revision as of 03:59, January 31, 2010
"Dr. London is president of the Hudson Institute, [1] one of the oldest and most respected think-tanks in the world." [1]
"It is not bias that is so deplorable. It is the transformation of bias into an orthodoxy that cannot countenance another point of view." [2]
"I believe we still command the resources to salvage the spiritual center of our civilization. But to accomplish this we must have the courage to challenge the seductive tenets of radical secularism and revivify the traditional values that informed and nourished America." [3]