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Monthly Archives: June 2018
GRADUALISM, PART IV. . .
This morning, Gentle Reader, I have decided to offer you a shorter entry. I have offered this short passage to situational and role-defined leaders or those aspiring to be role-defined leaders. For the past 30+ years I have found this … Continue reading
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GRADUALISM, PART III. . .
I concluded my last post with: Spirit. What are we talking about? In response, Greenleaf writes: Spirit. …dictionaries are not helpful because of the wide variety of meanings that are in common usage. Therefore it behooves anyone who uses the … Continue reading
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GRADUALISM, PART II. . .
Greenleaf writes: This encounter [Note: See Part I for the ‘Encounter’]…is an important example because it reveals one of the flaws in contemporary society: that the way our institutions are commonly structured, all of them…all tend to be governed by … Continue reading
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GRADUALISM, PART I. . .
Greenleaf writes: Gradualism [is] more a disposition than a method…and is equally applicable to any ideological framework I know about… My first perspective on gradualism came from what I learned from the Quakers… I was particularly intrigued by the business … Continue reading
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THE SERVANT AS GRADUALIST-NIKOLAI FREDERIK SEVERN GRUNDTVIG
Greenleaf writes: I have in mind the lives of two great culture shaping gradualists… This morning, Gentle Reader, I will share with you the second of the two great culture shaping gradualists – Nikolai Frederik Severn Grundtvig. Nicolai Frederik Severn … Continue reading
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