The dialectical collective method of thought youth learn today
creates minds full of dialectical collective oatmeal. If a change
is to occur, someone has to begin untangling the mush and teaching
people how to think logically. That’s where philosophy professor
John Coleman (www.johnecoleman.org) comes in.

We frequently hear that Judaism and Christianity are as violent as
Islam. But do the scriptural or historical facts bear that out?
Raymond Ibrahim from the Middle East Forum (www.meforum.org) joins
the program to examine the empty claims of revisionist historians.

John’s boralogue compares a series of recent shootings with a
similar shooting that happened 100 years ago in Denver to show why
frivolous use of “hate” and “racist” are ruining our ability to
discuss real issues confronting a nation in crisis.

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