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EVERYTHING
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We have
only one WORLD yet! If we destroy it, where else can we go to? - 7th issue - Fall 2001 |
Reactions "We
truly believe the Light Millennium does have the potential to turn into
a world peace movement. It may sound very idealistic, but nevertheless
the potential is there, if only enough people were to believe in it.
With that in mind we hope 2002 will bring Peace on Earth and kindness
to all humankind."
"Whilst
searching the web I came upon your site just by coincidence, loved your
site and the info displayed there, I've been in Turkey for a long time
so this was a real and pleasant surprise. "I
congratulate you for what you have accomplished since we met is amazing.
You have published a wonderful art magazine on the internet. And you
succesfully now incorporated it as not for profit and obtained tax exempt
status. I believe that your are now entitled to apply for numerous institutions
for funding your charitable corporate activities. You will be soon where
you want to be. The interview's on Dogancay and Mardin are beautiful.
Julie is an asset that you have with you."
" I just read LIGHT
MILLENNIUM's latest issue in Istanbul. I am taking great pride to congratulate
you for creating an issue of real international value and scope. Selection
of three internationally renowned persons and all related to Turkey
of today is indeed a great thrill. Thank you for your decision and realization
for such a choice. I read the article on Burhan DOGANCAY and I should
confess that it is gorgeous . The English is perfect and attributions
and remarks are so selective and correct. But above all your making
the publication for three most celebrated men is something that I find
no words to express my feelings. Thank you Bircan and hope that we read
the Turkish edition with same enthusiasm and excitement."
Yet another
example of how the taboo of religion in school causes such ignorance
of a major part of many humans' lives. Is it time to revisit this subject?
Shouldn't religion be taught in school, so long as one is not trying
to indoctrinate someone else? Isn't a taboo the opposite of what we
try to accomplish with education?
In teaching
The Hobbit I have brought in many Christian thoughts as they relate
to the subject. I could not do so if teaching this in public school.
The basic fear of converting people to one faith or another is a weak
premise. If someone is so poorly rooted in their own faith and traditions,
perhaps it is not a bad thing for that person to consider what does
make sense. No, we should never stop thinking or dreaming... but in
most schools across the US, denial of an education about religion is
the one thing that belongs to the Dark Ages." |
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We will be celebrating the second anniversary with
the Winter-2002 issue. Deadline: January 7, 2002 |
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