Comments on: Practicing Hate, Instead of Medicine

By: chukwunyere john

chukwunyere john — Thu, 04 Mar 2010 18:01:03 +0000

Your articles are excellent. Unfortunately, one can see and feel the enduring stench of hate, inequality, discrimination, killings and all other ills in our society. I’m afraid the worst of hate is still in the future, as predicted in the Bible. I hope all of us can do as much as we can in reducing hate if we practice Jesus’ teachings: Love your neighbor!

By: Joe N Baldwin

Joe N Baldwin — Fri, 12 Feb 2010 05:36:44 +0000

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By: Abbie

Abbie — Thu, 28 Jan 2010 00:35:11 +0000

I remember studying that quote from the Talmud in middle school – “He who saves a single life, saves the world”. I agree and think it is true for many reasons. Aside form setting an example that can be followed by others (which it certainly does), it also ensures that the person will be alive to make any contributions to the world within their potential. Perhaps they will go on to invent the next energy saving tool or travel to Haiti to rescue victims of the earthquake. These acts, inventions, or other accomplishments (not to mention having kids with all of the same potential) exemplify how saving a single life, saves the world. And even if its not saving the world in the sense of curing cancer or global warming, having a family and touching those around them counts too. With endless possibilities in each and every person’s life, saving just one saves a world of many.