“His problem is that he has grown up with vulnerability in terms of his self-worth, self-esteem and a clear sense of himself,” a past president of the American Psychoanalytic Association, told me. “Somebody with these

“That Gnosticism is pervasive in many American subcultures is a common observation. Many contend that it forms the basis of what the sociologists call the individualized, privatized, “invisible” religion of noninstitutionally religious Americans.” [Religion Online]

Tonight, one final entry, from Sewell Chan, editorial page editor of the Los Angeles Times. He emails Nightly: Trump has not changed my assessment of American democracy; he has affirmed it. Our great experiment is

Sunday, November 15, 2015 – A People’s History of the United States (Zinn, Howard) By the years of the Revolutionary crisis, the 1760s, the wealthy elite that controlled the British colonies on the American mainland