| The Game Must Go On Contents |
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| Understanding Sex The Origins of Sexual Morality Differences in Strictures Placed on Males and Females The Variety of Intimate Connections An Odd Activity Can Sex be Addictive? The Function of Sex Procreation The Conventions The problem with Sex Recreational Sex Are STDs an Example of God's Wrath? Dealing with STDs as a Social Problem Limits of Social and Moral Tolerance Sex and Love Sex and Reproduction Is Extinction Inevitable? Response to the Threat of Extinction Changes in Family Structure Understanding the Environment The Drake Equation - Are We Alone? What Threatens Our Environment? So What is the Problem? The Prophets of Doom An Evaluation of Options Cost/Benefit Considerations How Much Environmental Protection? What Should We Do? Current Trends Back to Basics A Library of Life Progress, Morality and the Ecology Formulating Policies for the Future What Do We Do in the Meantime? Silva Rerum: Reprise Quintessential Understanding of: Government Free Enterprise Education Equality Energy Religion Sex The Environment The Law Freedom Conflict Democracy The Future The Major Problems We Face: Information Education Fanaticism Lack of Purpose |
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| Understanding Government What is Government? Kinds of Leadership The Fundamental Rule of Ruling The Early Beginnings of Government The Development of Republics The Age of Dictatorships Representative Democracies Socialist Governments The Struggle for Individual Rights The Source of Power The Constitution The Irreducible Functions of Government Fiscal Constraints Controlling the Growth of Govt Access to Elected Office Rule-Making and Accountability Assuring Access to Information Evolution of Governments Understanding Free Enterprise The Division of Responsibilities Free Markets and Political Freedom Controlling Free Enterprise Protecting against Misinformation Protecting the Investors Sanctions on Boards of Directors Controlling Management Protecting the Public Creating Wealth in a Responsible Way Decisions on Environmental Issues Understanding Education The Origins of Formal Education The Rise of Mass Education The Rise of Public Education The Goals of Public Education The Need for Heterogeneity The Validation of Teachers Boards of Education Who will Teach the Principles? The Dangers of Strict Conformity The Essential Curriculum Continuing Education Thinking The Role of Govt in Defining Content The Future of Education Understanding Equality What do We Mean by Equality? Fairness versus Equality Accommodating Differences Enforcement of Egalitarianism Compulsory Egalitarianism Egalitarianism and Bureaucracies Variations on Equality The Realities of Equality Equality of Opportunity |
Understanding Equality continued Taking Care of the Disadvantaged Defining Fairness Variability of Talent Quantifying Talent The Fair and Just Society Equality is Not the Same as Fairness Understanding Energy Energy is the Food of Civilizations Problems with Energy Use Energy Consumption Sources of Energy Petroleum Energy for Mobile Uses Reducing Petroleum Demand Protecting Mobile Energy Supplies Solutions for Increasing Supply International Risk Considerations The Hydrogen Option Long-Term Secure Sources of Energy Power Distribution Alternative Sources The Nuclear Option Nuclear Reactor Technology Health and Safety Issues Political Obstacles to Rational Behavior Assuring Future Energy Supplies Understanding Religion A Moral Framework The "God Hypothesis" The Search for God Science and Religion Religion and Society Organized Religion Progress in Theology Religious Laws Concepts of God Religious Schisms The Essence of Religion Why do We Seek God? Free Will The Concept of a Soul The Concept of Right and Wrong Relativism in God's Laws Heaven and Hell The Evolution of the Soul Social Consequences of the Soul Religion and Morality What is God? God's Purpose God's Game The Role of Prayer Other Religious Exercises Concepts of Good and Evil Secularism: a New Form of Belief Secularism vs. Religion |
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