Gandhi on Knowledge Without Character

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Goodness is something you practice.

That’s How We All Survive

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Jackie Summers weighs in on the conversation about good men.

The Publisher Explains The Process

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The Classic Moral Dilemma of The Drowning Girl

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After 40 Years, What Now?

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Mark D. White turns forty, quotes Tolstoy realizes the meaning of life is up to him, and wonders when “good” is “good enough”

The Invisible Man

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There’s a plethora of educated, successful, hard-working family men who happen to be black, writes Jackie Summers. So why is it that no one sees them?

Is Evil a Derivative of Good? A Theologian’s View

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Jeremy John would like to see us deal directly with the concept of evil. Here’s how he thinks about it.

Think Like a Man About the Environment

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Think recycling isn’t enough to make a difference? Try a few big, macho ways of helping with the environment instead.

Honesty, Yeah That’s an Action Word, Too

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When it comes to honesty, Lisa Hickey would rather ignore words and focus on actions.

Forgiveness Is Macho

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Lisa Hickey travels from Germany to the comments on a blog post to discover that forgiveness is an action word.

When Being Good Doesn’t Bring Good Results

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Divorce can be a messy thing. Sometimes, it takes all you have, and then some.

Finding Truth

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Ken Solin, on men and honesty.

Good Porn and Evil Do-Gooders? Good and Its Many Shades of Gray

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Roger Durham embraces the ambiguity, tension, diversity of thought and juxtaposition of words like “good” and “porn” in the discussions here.

The 10 at 10

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99 is never too young to do anything for the first time.

Talking Equals Sharing (We Don’t Mean Your Feelings)

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Ever played the dictator game? It’s a test that psychologists use to measure people’s altruism. That is, how much you’re willing to share. One person is given ten dollars and the power to give their partner as much (or as little) as they want. But researchers James Andreoni and Justin M. Rao found that making one change [...]