Monday Morning Reading . . .
First world problems this morning as I waited for my car battery and alternator to be checked. There was day that I could have, would have, done this work myself, but today’s cars make even changing a battery awkward and time consuming. So, my economic privilege allowed me to spend money on time rather than spend half my day changing out a battery with the option to have the battery be fine, but have alternator problems that I might not have discovered until the next long trip in the car. So, while waiting for the mechanic this morning, here is a sample of my reading. Be well.
How can I make use of one of my privileges today?
The Daily Question, Gratefulness.org, Oct 22, 2017
Photos of the Week
Religion News Service, Oct 21, 2017
College grad’s cross-country journey in search of good citizens
Michael Smerconish, Philly.com, October 20, 2017
What Hollywood Forgets About LBJ
Julian E Zelizer, The Atlantic, Oct 17, 2017
How American Politics Became So Exhausting
Emma Green, The Atlantic, Oct 15, 2017
PolitiFact: The media and Donald Trump don’t have the same definition of ‘fake news’
Angie Drobnic Holan, Politifact / TulsaWorld.com, Oct 22, 2017
Killing Religion?
Martin Marty, Oct 16, 2017