To make good decisions and to keep relationships running smoothly, consider accounting for at least two types of context. Proximate context includes what’s happening in and around the decision-maker and the community or problem they hope to engage. Temporal context includes what’s happened up to the present moment and future possibilities, probabilities, and risks given past […]
The Progressive Adventist and the Surveilled Mind
“There is no such thing as a little freedom. Either you are all free, or you are not free.”—Walter Cronkite cited by former U.S. Ambassador Charles A. Ray, 2010 “What is to save our schools from control of this kind [religious control]? Will constitutional provisions do it? They are at the mercy of the people. […]