re: #3 CuriousLurker

I believe the only way to address these issues is head on.

Demanding answers to the most fundamental questions turns the focus inward- and that is where all change begins.

The questins are universal and illustrate why reading the classics matter.

Who are we? What are our responsibilities to each and to the state? What do we want to teach our children? How should we treat our elders? What is the proper place for moral and religious instruction? How ought we deal with people who different from us or who have different ideas?

These are universal questions, and the truest answers are determined by each of us, as individuals.

The questions address our universal, moral and religious selves.

They should not be answered by anyone other than ourselves.