Matt higby resigns as speaker

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• An open letter to remove Richard M. Stallman from all leadership positions
• ‘A Complete Bonfire’: Kiah Morris Speaks Out on Racism
• Montreal herald and daily commercial gazette
• The Tangerine
• Chicago Artist Files, G-H
• Japanese Art Events and Exhibition Openings
• Excerpts From 8 Volumes of Evidence Issued by Judiciary Pane
• Voices of the Postwar Era, 1945-1954
• Mary Higby Schweitzer

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An open letter to remove Richard M. Stallman from all leadership positions

It is a fact that we all must face. However, if you realize that God is a best friend that stands beside you when others cast stones you will never be afraid, never feel worthless and never feel alone. What do you think Jesus might say about this? You see, in my world, nice people would not stand for such things being said in their presence. Here is one response. Well, Jesus did have something to say about people who are nice to other people who are nice to them.

He said that even villains do that. Matthew 5: NIV. If you love those who love you, what reward will you get? Are not even the tax collectors doing that? And if you greet only your own people, what are you doing more than others?

Do not even pagans do that? They were merely pleasant to people who were sweet to them. I would love to see more discussion on the difference between being nice to those who are nice to you and being truly loving and kind. I think there is a big difference.

Here is his resignation letter which will be followed by his personal statement of his time at HBC. Did I miss the rationale for Garrett speaking out at this particular time as opposed to a month ago or 3 months ago? Yes, absolutely. When abusive things were coming to light in my ex-church, there were a few times that someone from the outside was asked to offer analysis.

They were seemingly unaware that men can smile, play golf, and eat food cheerily without having been wise, fair, and respectful in all of their past actions. I have heard the same explanation about my anti-buddy, Bob Malm. This sort of superficial charm and empathy is the result of rote practice and mimicry in people with narcissistic personality disorder. But really caring about others does not involve hurting them, or doing things that harm their church, their faith, or their reputation.

That includes lying about them. When ostensibly caring people say and do these things, and fail to show real remorse, they may well be sociopaths or worse. Such behavior greatly damages Christianity and results in lasting harm to the churches and people that experience it.

Someone can be utterly charming and have zero faith, even as clergy. And yes, that is my take both on Bob Malm and Garrett Higbee. And I believe both have caused lasting harm to completely innocent people who trusted them. PS Often, the inner circle of sycophants will refuse to even look at evidence that contradicts their views. Churches will do everything in their power to protect their own reputation, even when, by doing so, they are causing the collapse of the very church they claim to love.

I try hard not to be nice. My wife is never nice to me. She tells,me tough things when I need to hear them. My favorite colleague at the university here is not nice at all. He can be,very hard on students. Teaches the final course in the accounting sequence.

Gives the toughest exams in the department. He seems like a jerk until they graduate and take their first jobs and realize he was preparing them for life in a tough profession. He really cares about these kids and their success, cares enough to not be nice. Am trying to be more like him every semester. Brian : A lot of blame shifting. Higbee talks about his role in ensuring health, yet an appropriate response early on seemingly would have been to refer MacDonald out for a professional mental health assessment, treatment and follow-up.

Particularly telling is his statement that Macdonald was perfectly capable of controlling his behavior when he chose to do so, combined with references to charisma and manipulation. Second is, as Dee noted, the references to demeanor and behavior. Clearly, not very. In short, Higbee seems immersed in this mess and, even on his way out the door, both wittingly and unwittingly part of the larger problem. Well maybe Rick Donald is nice and as they say too nice. When was it written and for whom?

It is disturbing that those with less power are held to this standard of conduct toward the more powerful under the threat of dismissal?

Being nice is a wax nose. It deflects from the real issue, which is having the spiritual gift of love required to be a true shepherd. I see none of that at HBC.

Rather, I see a quasi-Christian organization in meltdown and the manglement doing what manglement does so well; padding themselves for impact when the whole thing falls apart. Does anyone see any fruit of the spirit in any of these men? After 20 years without a sabbatical…poor him.

My husband and I have been grinding it out far longer. These well compensated elders have no ideas how the general population works. Whatever it is, it sounds like a bad idea. Yes, Dr. Thank you for finally coming forth and being honest with the Body of Christ, both at HBC and greater Christendom looking in. May the fruit of repentance flow in your life from this day forward.

Law Prof : Nice guys and gals are dime a dozen. Kind people are rare. You can always trust a kind person, but beware when folks come across with syruppy niceties. I am so grateful for these discussions on the topic of appearing nice and pious versus being authentic with Jesus and others!

I have felt the same thing for a long time, and now I realize many comments here represent the same insight into spiritual reality. Some people here may have a prophetic teaching gift in terms of seeing beyond the superficial. So comforting to know. Oswald Chambers always taught on this line. We see human leaders try so hard to put on a good image and cover ugly stuff, in the meantime the name of Christ suffers dishonor. Do we bear the image of our Redeemer or that of the Deceiver?

Eric Bonetti : This sort of superficial charm and empathy is the result of rote practice and mimicry in people with narcissistic personality disorder. Eric, your entire comment is very on point, and very important for people to understand.

They are so good they even begin to fool themselves. They deliberately cultivate the image of a servant, which tends to give them leverage to manipulate and gently bully people into doing what they want. This occurs in family relationships as well as the broader community, such as work or church. It took me over three decades to begin to understand this. All of the hazy emotional discomfort finally had a reason. I began to better understand my uneasy feelings about my father-in-law, who was a master of nice guy narcissism.

Yet in his last days, he was found to be responding with physical expressions of anger when alone with his bemused wife, who had a severe case of dementia. Nicest guy in the world, most outsiders would say. I have learned to not trust the nicest guy in the room. Hear me well, what I refer to is the person who can never be real, who carefully guards every word to preserve a phony image of near perfection, rather than the person who loves from a heart filled with the Spirit of God.

Real, spirit-filled people, sometimes get annoyed, even angry. Real people sometimes grow weary of being taken for granted, abused or the one to always be called in an emergency. Even when their love for Christ helps them to deal with these feelings and go on to serve others, they experience the natural reactions to demanding relationships and are willing to confess them to those they are closest to.

I am not suggesting the extreme of a James MacDonald, who was apparently verbally abusive in person while projecting a certain stage image to strangers. But real people will confess to real struggles.

In contrast to the narcissists in my life, I have a sister who, after knowing her for over fifty years, I can say is truly the most Christlike person I have ever known. She freely admits to being no saint, and tells of her Gethsemane struggles to relinquish her personal desires. When she learned to be a master gardener, creating astounding beauty out of forlorn landscapes, it paralleled her gift of bringing out the latent potential of undernourished people.

She is a genuinely loving person — but she is not a phony Mr. Nice Guy. She will gently call out someone who is being hypocritical or manipulating others, particularly from a position of power. I trust her because she will gently, lovingly admonish me, point out my blindness or arrogance, even while demonstrating her unfailing love and support.

The spouse or children of such masterful phonies are often the only ones who ever see the mask slip, for brief moments, before they can paste it quickly back on. My F-I-L recently passed. Everything about him was fake.

‘A Complete Bonfire’: Kiah Morris Speaks Out on Racism

Former state representative Kiah Morris stunned the Vermont political community when she dropped her bid for reelection on August 24 and then abruptly resigned from the legislature on September The Bennington Democrat is an outspoken advocate for racial justice in a nearly all-white state. She resigned, she said, after enduring years of racially motivated harassment and threats. Until recently, Morris has refused most media requests for interviews. Last Friday, she agreed to an extensive conversation with Seven Days. In it, she explained her actions and argued that Vermont has failed to confront its own strains of racism and bigotry. What led her to resign from the legislature?

Montreal herald and daily commercial gazette

Utica College. Dean of Students Scott Nonemaker has resigned after being in the position since June 1, Matthew Breault , Editor-in-Chief October 19, Dean of Students Scott Nonemaker is leaving Utica College to pursue other career interests, according to a campus wide email from President Laura Casamento sent around 5 p. Nonemaker, who has been with Utica College since January , will no longer serve as the Dean of Students, effective today. Ferrer-Muniz has spent the majority of her 25 plus years in higher education working in student affairs. Casamento said in her statement that Ferrer-Muniz is the perfect fit for the position, as the college begins the search for someone to fill the position permanently.

The Tangerine

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Chicago Artist Files, G-H

It is a fact that we all must face. However, if you realize that God is a best friend that stands beside you when others cast stones you will never be afraid, never feel worthless and never feel alone. What do you think Jesus might say about this? You see, in my world, nice people would not stand for such things being said in their presence. Here is one response. Well, Jesus did have something to say about people who are nice to other people who are nice to them.

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Excerpts From 8 Volumes of Evidence Issued by Judiciary Pane

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Voices of the Postwar Era, 1945-1954

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Mary Higby Schweitzer

Jump to navigation. The pursuit of knowledge and the maintenance of a free and democratic society require the cultivation and practice of the virtues of intellectual humility, openness of mind, and, above all, love of truth. And we should oppose efforts to silence those with whom we disagree—especially on college and university campuses. As John Stuart Mill taught, a recognition of the possibility that we may be in error is a good reason to listen to and honestly consider—and not merely to tolerate grudgingly—points of view that we do not share, and even perspectives that we find shocking or scandalous. None of us is infallible.

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