Warren Kinston
5. June 2012 02:00
Must we battle against evil? Evil certainly poses an issue: What to do about it. "Doing" is a practical question, so it can be handled by THEE.

And then there is the «problem of evil»: why a God that is absolute goodness can allow suffering and cruelty to exist. This is a philosophical question. Most of us don’t live inside a philosophical world, although judging by blogs and websites the number of amateur philosophers seems to be exploding. More...
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Warren Kinston
Warren Kinston
2. March 2012 10:00
Politics is a mess. No doubt about that.
But let's put it into perspective.
The origins of politics are to be found in the early civilizations. Politics were further developed following the dark ages in Europe, but with mainly social changes. The essential feature at all times was rule by a King who was divine, or was there by divine right, and who could do no wrong.
This is crazy. So politics was psychotic. But people accepted it.
Crazy rulers like that still exist. They operate by whim and their own personal power. They are surrounded by unproductive people: always secret police and a military. In the past, there were also More...
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Warren Kinston
Warren Kinston
13. February 2012 09:11

Google «Leadership» and you get over 500 million hits. Google «Followership», you get under 500 thousand. That is a thousand times more articles on leading than on following. What's more, many of those hits on following are actually about leadership. On my Twitter feed, I am bombarded by links to advice on being a leader and I have yet to get a single link to help with being a follower.
What is going on here? Is the ratio in real life a thousand leaders for every single follower? Or is it the reverse? All the effort going into being a wonderful leader is rather pointless if you don't have a few followers. One thousandth of one follower doesn't do much for the ego. Is leading worth the effort?
What do we make of all this? More...
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