Why Believing in One Concept is not Necessarily Contrary to Another “Speaking as a Catholic here…please don’t donate money to help Notre Dame. The church is worth $300 billion. Donate to help Puerto Rico recover. Donate to get the people of Flint clean water. Donate to get kids out of cages. Jesus didn’t care about […]
The Role of A Furry Feline in an International Arrest Julian Assange lived as a guest of the Ecuadorian embassy for more than seven years. Running from various charges, including a rape accusation in Sweden and an espionage charge by the United States, the embassy encompassed his last stand at resistance. Admired by some, and […]
Why Maintaining the Trust of Subjects or Clients is Paramount to Business Success Honesty and accountability are two characteristics required for a business to succeed. Boeing and the Kingdom of Morocco have recently devolved into chaotic situations, betraying the trust of their clients or subjects. Once a beloved figure of Morocco, King Mohammed VI is […]
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Nine Methods To Implement For A Successful Career And Life As a business owner, dealing with stress has become part of my daily life. Stressors include taking care of my family, taking care of my employees, taking care of my clients, and taking care of myself. For many people, stress comes in waves, comprised of […]
Can Revolution be Reconciled with Love For Queen and Country? I have often been accused of seeing the world through royal-colored glasses. As a history major in college, I, more often than not, gravitated toward the study of British history and it’s colonialism around the world. As the head of my church, the UK, and […]
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How Marxism interprets Current Events in Our News This week, the world rocked with news of what appears to be a diabolical cheating scandal involving some of our most beloved celebrities. From hired aces taking SAT tests to schools waiving normal admission requirements for a hefty fee, celebrities such as Felicity Huffman (Desperate Housewives) and […]
This e-column is devoted to the reactions I received to an article I wrote entitled, “The Space Shuttle, Ted Bundy, and Unplanned Pregnancies.” If you have not read this article, it is available at: https://www.katherinefry.net/the-space-shuttle-ted-bundy-and-unplanned-pregnancies/ As the author of an e-column, I am privy to emotions on all side of the political spectrum. As a […]
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An Episcopalian’s Interpretation of Recent Traumatic Events Raised an Episcopalian, I have always been encouraged to think for myself and question the scriptures. For me, the Bible has always been a compilation of metaphors, symbolism, and opinions. In my particular brand of Christianity, literal interpretation of the Bible has never been a requirement. As a […]
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An Analysis of the Cases of Shamima Begum and Hoda Mathuna Is citizenship a right? Children born in the United States have a right to US citizenship, as long as they are not born to a foreign diplomat. However, citizenship can be revoked if the person: Lies on their application. Foreign-born residents must complete an […]
How The Crucification of Christ Changed our Society, Families, and Businesses For millions of faithful followers around the world, the Holy Bible represents the inspired word of God. Some choose to take the Bible literally, while others view it as a compilation of history, symbols, and metaphors. For instance, in the Old Testament, Cain killed […]
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Notre Dame, False Dichotomies, and Societal Values
/0 Comments/in Uncategorized /by Katherine FryWhy Believing in One Concept is not Necessarily Contrary to Another “Speaking as a Catholic here…please don’t donate money to help Notre Dame. The church is worth $300 billion. Donate to help Puerto Rico recover. Donate to get the people of Flint clean water. Donate to get kids out of cages. Jesus didn’t care about […]
Julian Assange, A Cat, and Diplomatic Asylum
/0 Comments/in Uncategorized /by Katherine FryThe Role of A Furry Feline in an International Arrest Julian Assange lived as a guest of the Ecuadorian embassy for more than seven years. Running from various charges, including a rape accusation in Sweden and an espionage charge by the United States, the embassy encompassed his last stand at resistance. Admired by some, and […]
King Mohammed VI of Morocco, Boeing, and Accountability
/0 Comments/in Uncategorized /by Katherine FryWhy Maintaining the Trust of Subjects or Clients is Paramount to Business Success Honesty and accountability are two characteristics required for a business to succeed. Boeing and the Kingdom of Morocco have recently devolved into chaotic situations, betraying the trust of their clients or subjects. Once a beloved figure of Morocco, King Mohammed VI is […]
Hans Selye, Stress, and Rules for Success
/0 Comments/in Uncategorized /by Katherine FryNine Methods To Implement For A Successful Career And Life As a business owner, dealing with stress has become part of my daily life. Stressors include taking care of my family, taking care of my employees, taking care of my clients, and taking care of myself. For many people, stress comes in waves, comprised of […]
The Irish Republic, the British Empire and Rebellion
/0 Comments/in Uncategorized /by Katherine FryCan Revolution be Reconciled with Love For Queen and Country? I have often been accused of seeing the world through royal-colored glasses. As a history major in college, I, more often than not, gravitated toward the study of British history and it’s colonialism around the world. As the head of my church, the UK, and […]
Class Conflict, Elitism, and the Celebrity Cheating Scandal
/14 Comments/in Uncategorized /by Katherine FryHow Marxism interprets Current Events in Our News This week, the world rocked with news of what appears to be a diabolical cheating scandal involving some of our most beloved celebrities. From hired aces taking SAT tests to schools waiving normal admission requirements for a hefty fee, celebrities such as Felicity Huffman (Desperate Housewives) and […]
Reactions to “The Space Shuttle, Ted Bundy, and Unplanned Pregnancies.”
/1 Comment/in Uncategorized /by Katherine FryThis e-column is devoted to the reactions I received to an article I wrote entitled, “The Space Shuttle, Ted Bundy, and Unplanned Pregnancies.” If you have not read this article, it is available at: https://www.katherinefry.net/the-space-shuttle-ted-bundy-and-unplanned-pregnancies/ As the author of an e-column, I am privy to emotions on all side of the political spectrum. As a […]
Are We Saved By Good Works or God’s Grace?
/0 Comments/in Uncategorized /by Katherine FryAn Episcopalian’s Interpretation of Recent Traumatic Events Raised an Episcopalian, I have always been encouraged to think for myself and question the scriptures. For me, the Bible has always been a compilation of metaphors, symbolism, and opinions. In my particular brand of Christianity, literal interpretation of the Bible has never been a requirement. As a […]
Is Citizenship a Right?
/0 Comments/in Uncategorized /by Katherine FryAn Analysis of the Cases of Shamima Begum and Hoda Mathuna Is citizenship a right? Children born in the United States have a right to US citizenship, as long as they are not born to a foreign diplomat. However, citizenship can be revoked if the person: Lies on their application. Foreign-born residents must complete an […]
Cain, Abel, Christ, and Free Will
/6 Comments/in Uncategorized /by Katherine FryHow The Crucification of Christ Changed our Society, Families, and Businesses For millions of faithful followers around the world, the Holy Bible represents the inspired word of God. Some choose to take the Bible literally, while others view it as a compilation of history, symbols, and metaphors. For instance, in the Old Testament, Cain killed […]