Tolerance does not create goodness — as we have observed from the behavior of our “tolerant” culture. Instead, our postmodern culture tolerates tolerance at its worst because the tolerance we see does not have the essential demand for truth intrinsically at its heart. Therefore, it does not have the ability
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Welcome to the new podcast, “I’m a Keeper — Living by Design.” In this first episode, Dr. Ray W. Lincoln lays the foundation for what will become an ongoing monthly conversation with you, the listener. In the first series, we’ll focus on parenting and how to truly understand your child
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This article is the second in a two-part series that began with “Is Tolerance All It is Thought to Be? Is There Something Better?” If you believe in a God of love, you will also have to believe in a God who makes a sharp distinction between right and wrong.
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On just about any topic that matters, our world is unstable right now. But that doesn’t mean you have to feel or act that way. In fact, is it really any different now, than it’s been during important inflection points in human history? Viruses have always been around. Political instability
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(This article is in two parts and each will support the other). We are being told the world needs to be tolerant of all beliefs and all opinions. Postmodernism’s claim that their beliefs produce a higher level of tolerance is patently false. Tolerance of All Leads to World Peace
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All of us — especially parents — are concerned about our culture because we face the imposition of the unreal values of this cultural revolution. Realistically, it is impossible to cover all of the changes postmodernism has infused into our society. It has changed political thinking, educational curriculums, daily life,
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Over the last few weeks, the team at InnerKinetics has been making a solid case for straight thinking. As opposed to crooked thinking (which leads to deception) straight thinking helps you uncover truth. Transformational habits, emotional control, and real-world, real-time solutions are just a few of the valuable outcomes from
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We control our emotions by controlling our thinking, so let’s make sure the foundation for our thinking is truly straight and will help us control our emotions in the way that is best for us. Thinking always gives birth to emotions. Our concern is whether they are emotions that we
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The truths you hold as evident really matter because you act on them. The United States just celebrated 245 years of independence. It got me considering just how important it is to be completely centered on the kind of thinking described as “straight thinking.” I mean, using your rational brain,
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Keep three words in mind when you want to use more tools to teach yourself and others the management of emotions. They are: distract, disconnect, reframe. All three are ways to change our focus, thus robbing our emotions of their energy. Starved, they wane and die — at least for a
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Using words we all can readily understand, the emotional brain needs to be calmed down at times, especially when we are in the grip of an emotional outburst. So far, I think we all agree. But how is that accomplished? There are several ways, but here is the method of
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Emotional Control (continued) Have you ever noticed that happy people tend to control their emotions better than angry people? I wonder why? Happiness produces a state of relaxation and in comparison, anger produces a state of tension. While happiness produces a positive attitude, anger creates a strong focus on what
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