The article “Teach a Man to Fish Was Never Scripture” explores the misattributed proverb, arguing it oversimplifies the complexities of education and self-sufficiency. In New Hampshire, schools struggle with inadequate funding, teaching outdated skills instead of essential life competencies like financial literacy. The author calls for a more collaborative approach to education.
The article critiques how interpretations of the Gospels have historically been used to justify cruelty, noting that federal laws and policies reflect this ongoing misalignment. It highlights the impact of recent Medicaid and food assistance cuts, framing them as contrary to Jesus’s teachings on compassion and charity, thereby questioning moral integrity in governance.
This article examines New Hampshire’s law allowing police to deceive during interrogations while making it a crime to lie in police reports. It highlights the implications of this contradiction, noting how it can lead officers to blur ethical lines, and cites the state’s Exculpatory Evidence Schedule, which lists officers with credibility issues.
