Number 67,
November - December 2009
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"He would be a coward who withdrew from the challenges, sacrifices and dangers his people had to endure, but he would be no less a coward and traitor who betrayed the principles of the life of the mind to material interests – who, for example, left the decision on the product of two times two to the rulers. It is treason to sacrifice love of truth, intellectual honesty, loyalty to the laws and methods of the mind, to any other interests, including those of one's country. Whenever propaganda and the conflict of interests threatens to devalue, distort, and do violence to truth as it already has done to individuals, to language, to the arts, and to everything else that is organic and highly cultivated, then it is our duty to resist and save the truth, or rather the striving for truth..."
Welcome to our tenth anniversary issue! If you're curious about what the first issue looked like, check it out: SCR Number One. At that time the intention was to make SCR bilingual (English/Spanish), but unfortunately it didn't work out.
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Star Trek and Anthroposophy The Raising of Lazarus The Anthroposophical Movement - 2 Genesis VII Book Reviews Confessions of an Economic Hit Man Poetry Manhattan Faces and Eyes Forever Poems from "The Glass Bead Game" |