Some People Are So Used To Experiencing

Here Is The Tragedy Of Theology In Its Distilled Essence: The Employment Of High-powered Human Intellect, Of Genius, Of Profoundly Rigorous Logical Deduction—studying Nothing. In The Middle Ages, The Great Minds Capable Of Transforming The World Did Not Study The World; And So, For Most Of A Millennium, As Human Beings Screamed In Agony—decaying From Starvation, Eaten By Leprosy And Plague, Dying In Droves In Their Twenties—the Men Of The Mind, Who Could Have Provided Their Earthly Salvation, Abandoned Them For Otherworldly Fantasies.

For The First Time In History, The Rational And The Good Are Fully Armed In The Battle Against Evil. Here We Finally Find The Answer To Our Paradox; Now We Can Understand The Nature Of The Social Power Held By Evil. Ultimately, The Evil, The Irrational, Truly Has No Power. The Evil Men’s Control Of Morality Is Transient; It Lives On Borrowed Time Made Possible Only By The Errors Of The Good. In Time, As More Honest Men Grasp The Truth, Evil’s Stranglehold Will Be Easily Broken.

During The Financial Crisis, I Worked With Hundreds Of Executives Who Struggled As A Result Of Their Thoughts About Job Security. When Their Beliefs Changed, So Did Their Emotional Experience - And They Were Then Able To Focus On The Task At Hand More Effectively.

A Hero Has Faced It All: He Need Not Be Undefeated, But He Must Be Undaunted.

People Around The World Now Complain About Stressors Everyday, And The Word Shows Up Throughout Professional And Lay Literature. But In Reality There Is No Such Thing As A Stressor. Why Not? Because Nothing Has The Inherent Power To Provoke Stress.