Changing beliefs - Cherish those who still try to do good

MANY of the core beliefs we once used as foundations of society have been shaken if not sundered.

In too many spheres, the anchor has slipped and the certainties that sustained our parents have been reduced to quirks of historical anthropology.

That which was once considered inviable is often seen in a far less accepting light. Decades of disappointment and betrayal have made us far less embracing, far less trusting and maybe we’re the poorer for it. Certainties have their value in the human psyche, their absence just another source of stress and unhappiness.

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