it sounds good and I can imagine it going down well at a sophists meeting, but really it's just pulpit piffle. 6. Seeking to fulfill ones own potential is late modernism at it's most dangerous and frankly if we all go about doing that your second and fifth commandments might as well be cast into wherever you lot cast things... 7. With this I agree. Thank God...er... 8. Shall we just say Pulpit piffle and leave it at that...wrongdoers...what a fantastically flexible term...trust a preacher to come up with that one! 9. You've never had a real job have you! 10. With this I agree, but with the reservations that one must have some idea about themselves first and not, as is often the case, see part of ones self-image in others...quite a different thing. On the whole I think your in a position of real authority, you have the incredible luxury of being able to pontificate about the morality your flocks (is this the right term) and yet still you offer this anodyne unchallenging prop the status quo...why don't you guys grab this thing by the horns and get talking, get us talking, get everyone talking because as well you know we all face some pretty incredible struggles as a species in the next few decade, with ourselves, with our planet, with our histories and with our futures and what do you suggest...write a flaming letter! "Do unto others as you would they do unto you" has always seemed