"The group says in return for agreeing to adopt the Christian faith, the indigenous people receive basic health care and literacy classes."
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/americas/4705740.stm
This just isn't right. What does health care and literacy have to do with religion? How can they justify tying the adoption of a belief to the rendering of these valuable services? Seems unethical to me.
Sometimes I have scentbacks. A certain smell will remind me-- no; take me back to-- an event in the past. The other day I smelled the cabin of an Air France jet bound for Paris; and I was so there.
Every once in a while I return to a childhood vacation in Florida. A certain scent triggers memory of the smells near the condo we rented for a week.
My favorites are probably the ones that take me to France. They are also the ones triggered most infrequently. Go figure... this place doesn't smell much like France.
