"If truth be told, of course, I knew nothing, at least nothing worth knowing. I knew how to posture, but not how to stand. I knew how to protest, but not how to protect. I knew how to work up an impressive case of moral outrage, but I didn't know morality. I knew about peace, but I didn't know enough to fight for it. I knew about self-indulgence, self-preservation, self-esteem, and self-expression, but I didn't know about self-sacrifice and self-control."
—Michael Bauman
I often read a blog titled “What’s Wrong with the World” which deals in topics of philosophy, politics, culture, and many other issues under the sun. The title is influenced by G.K. Chesterton, a great thinker that we all should know something about, whose clear writing influenced a generation like C.S. Lewis and others.
