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Tag Archives: Abraham Lincoln
#2016 not so bad: “‘We’ve been divided in much, much worse fashion before, like 1861 when we were actually killing each other'”
WALL STREET JOURNAL History Repeats as Farce, Then as 2016 by Joseph Rago November 4, 2016 Americans elected the greatest president, Lincoln, four years after the worst, Buchanan, so there’s some hope that 2020 will redeem 2016, whoever wins on … Continue reading
The Genesis of Justice
RABBI JONATHAN SACKS BLOG October 14, 2014 There are words that change the world, none more so than two sentences that appear in the first chapter of the Torah: Then God said, “Let us make mankind in our image, in … Continue reading
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