\u201cI\u2019m kind of crazy these days,\u201d said Ashlin Duncan, 6, \u201cand my mom says I should come here.\u201d<\/p><\/blockquote>\n
It also reminded me of my old classmate Heather from Bristol. She had two daughters that had learned quickly to meditate and were both quite brilliant at their young ages. She also wrote about children and Buddhism<\/a> for her dissertation. Recently, my boss at The Center for Ethics did a radio commentary on the movie Children of Men<\/span><\/a>, a movie I have every intention to see asap. In the movie, and more so in the commentary, the issue of children as fundamental to our community and ethics were raised. Without children, the fabric of society unravels. Yet how many philosophers have directly addressed this? Almost none. Dane, my boss, suggests that Wendell Barry<\/a>, a sort of \u2018agrarian philosopher\u2019 comes the closest to explicating this important insight.<\/p>\n
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