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Category: Cuno’s Corner

Cuno's Corner
Rules for Playing the Race Card
Volume 39, No. 2
February / March, 2019
Steve Cuno

Not long ago, a champion of humanity set me straight. Someone in our monochromatic, melanin-deficient lunch gathering had mentioned race, and before I could think better of it I had naively blurted something about racism not being a good thing. The above-referenced champion politely pointed out my error. The real problem, he explained, is that …

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Cuno's Corner
Jesus vs. Santa: The Evidence Speaks
Volume 39, No. 1
December / January, 2019
Steve Cuno

I bristled when I overheard a friend place the evidence for Jesus and Santa on a par. I felt it was patently unfair to Santa. Don’t get me wrong. I am no fan of Christmas. For all I care, the likes of Santa, Jesus, decorations, and Paul McCartney’s “Simply Having a Wonderful Christmas Time” can …

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Persecution Envy
Volume 38, No. 6
October / November, 2018
Steve Cuno

There are places where belief in the wrong or in no deity is a capital offense, a fact that makes decent people recoil in horror and, when they can, take action.1 But in places like the United States of America, where killing someone for not accepting the right religion remains illegal,2 it would seem that …

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Drawing Lines for Fun and Prophet: How Religion Makes Us Behave Better
Volume 38, No. 5
August / September, 2018
Steve Cuno

I am told religion makes people behave better. I do not dispute it. When religion draws a line and slaps a thou shalt not sticker on it, believers mind the old Ps and Qs. This came dramatically to my attention over lunch with Brad, whom I hadn’t seen in years and whose name isn’t really Brad, as …

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