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Posted on 10/27/2004 1:25:44 PM PDT by A.A. Cunningham
All Souls Day and final destinations
What really hangs in the balance
Next Tuesday, Nov. 2, is more than Election Day. Its also All Souls Day, a day of prayer for all those faithful who have died in Gods friendship but still face the purification of Purgatory.
The Church sets aside November so we can reflect on the Four Last Things: death, judgment, heaven and hell. We can predict very little in our daily lives. But we do know that well die. Well face God in judgment. And at the end of time well find ourselves in one of two states: eternal joy with our Creator, or eternal bitterness in the prison of our own sins.
Every year at this time I reread the Prophet Amos. The word Amos in Hebrew literally means one who bears the burden. Thats what the prophets did. They were men who bore the burden of speaking Gods truth to people who didnt want to hear it. And even today, when we read Scripture, the prophets continue to speak to us. They always give us a new burden a new awareness that affects our lives. We find that burden summarized in a great warning the Prophet Amos gave the Jewish people: Thus says the Lord, God of hosts, Woe to the complacent in Zion (Am 6:1).
Our English word complacent comes from two Latin words; cum which means with and placere, which means to please. To be complacent means to be pleased with, and that usually means pleased with ourselves. Complacency has nothing to do with being lazy. Its not about sloth. Its about being self-satisfied. Being pleased with oneself, for a Christian, is a form of idolatry. We should only be satisfied with God.
Being pleased with themselves was the sin of the Jewish people that Amos attacked. According to Scripture, they were lying on beds of ivory, stretched out comfortably on their couches. They ate lambs taken from the flock and calves from the stall. They had more food than other people while the poor starved.
Zion is a word that the Old Testament sometimes uses to describe Jerusalem. Not the earthly city of Jerusalem, but Jerusalem perfected at the end of time. America today probably comes closer to that understanding of Zion than any nation in human history. We are a rich country. Our people are wealthy; even our poor are well off compared to the poor in other countries. Were powerful in ways that no other nation has ever achieved, and compared to most places we enjoy peace. Thats why Sept. 11 was such a shock. We thought we were invincible and that wed be at peace indefinitely. Thus, were a privileged nation, and so in a special way Amos warning is directed to us.
Woe to the complacent in Zion. The Jews of Amos time were not made ill by the collapse of Joseph. Joseph was the father of the northern tribes of Israel. Amos issued his warning because they were not made sick by the misfortune of their brothers and sisters. Likewise, if we are not made sick by the suffering of the poor, the crucifixion of other countries like Sudan and the persecution of fellow Christians around the world; if we are not somehow moved profoundly by those terrible things happening around the globe, then we deserve the same bitter judgment about which the Prophet Amos warned.
On Nov. 2 and throughout the coming month of prayer for the Poor Souls, we need to remember that we are citizens of Gods kingdom first, America second. God wont ask about our political party when we stand before Him in judgment. Hell ask what we did to protect the unborn child; to feed the hungry; to help the poor. And much more than a national election hangs on our answer.
Archbishop Chaput adapted his column this week from his homily at the Sept. 25 Sunset Mass at Red Rocks.
You are ignorant of Scripture.
Necromancy is conjuring up dead people's ghosts for the purpose of fortune-telling. I have no idea why you think that has anything to do with praying to God on behalf of a dead Christian brother or sister. Do you?
"To be absent from the body is to be present with the Lord"
Nice of you to invent "Scripture," but that isn't what the verse says. Paul says he would rather be absent from the body and present with the Lord, but he makes no claim that the first necessarily implies the second, not even for himself.
Necromancy is conjuring up dead people's ghosts for the purpose of fortune-telling. I have no idea why you think that has anything to do with praying to God on behalf of a dead Christian brother or sister. Do you?
"To be absent from the body is to be present with the Lord"
Nice of you to invent "Scripture," but that isn't what the verse says. Paul says he would rather be absent from the body and present with the Lord, but he makes no claim that the first necessarily implies the second, not even for himself.
Necromancy is conjuring up dead people's ghosts for the purpose of fortune-telling. I have no idea why you think that has anything to do with praying to God on behalf of a dead Christian brother or sister. Do you?
"To be absent from the body is to be present with the Lord"
Nice of you to invent "Scripture," but that isn't what the verse says. Paul says he would rather be absent from the body and present with the Lord, but he makes no claim that the first necessarily implies the second, not even for himself.
Where does the Blessed Mother acknowledge she is a sinner?
The Magnificat
My soul doth magnify the Lord:
And my spirit hath rejoiced in God my Savior.
Because He hath regarded the lowliness of His Handmaid:
for, behold, from henceforth all generations shall call me blessed.
For He that is mighty hath done great things to me: and holy is His Name.
And His mercy is from generation unto generations, to them that fear Him.
He hath showed might with His arm:
He hath scattered the proud in the conceit of their heart.
He hath put down the mighty from their seat, and hath exalted the lowly.
He hath filled the hungry with good things: and the rich He hath sent empty away.
He hath received Israel His servant, being mindful of His mercy;
As He spoke to our fathers, to Abraham and to his seed forever.
"My spirit hath rejoiced in God my Savior."
To rejoice in her Savior, means she acknowledges she is a sinner in need of salvation, i.e. needs a Savior to save her from her deserved destination -- Hell. (Where we all would be BUT for the saving Blood of Christ.)
To be saved implies there is something she needs to be saved from. If she was sinless, she would not need the Savior and therefore her spirit would have no need for rejoicing.
You are really stretching it here. You make me laugh.
Call me a cynic, but I believe Christ's sacrifice was "purification" for believers.
Next Tuesday, Nov. 2, is more than Election Day... <<<
Think carefully about your logic. How do Catholics think Mary became sinless? By her own effort? Because she was so good-looking? No, by the foreseen application of the merits of her crucified Son. That's dogma, a Catholic who denies it is properly called a heretic.
So, if she calls God her savior, it follows that she needed saving and was in fact saved. It does not follow that she had necessarily committed personal sins. Babies haven't committed personal sins, yet none of them can get to heaven on their own merits (to say otherwise is the heresy of Pelagianism). Catholics are required by their faith to believe precisely that her sinlessness was a gift from God, that is, that it was part and parcel of the grace that saved her.
And none of that has anything to do with praying for the Poor Souls in purgatory, which was the original topic of this thread.
Keep in mind that Scripture says that nothing unclean can enter heaven and that our God is a consuming fire. No attachment to sin can survive in his presence, can it?
Praying to a dead Christian - i.e. the dead in Christ or a dead "Saint" - as if they had more power or a different power than God to intercede for us
... is simply something that no Catholic knowledgeable in his faith does. It's a red herring. The saints are powerful because they are in the presence of God and filled with his divine life and charity. Their intercession flows through the mediation of Christ, just like the intercession of the (then biologically) living Christians Paul asks to pray for him in his letters. If what we do is wrong, what he did is wrong also.
Don't bother saying "but he didn't pray to dead people"; I'll just point you back to Jesus telling the Sadducees, "Why does God say to Moses, 'I am the God of Abraham, the God of Isaac, and the God of Jacob' ... he is not the God of the dead, but of the living."
And how could the prayers of any Christian affect the status of the dead, whose acts on earth are affixed forever in time? You mean to say if I pray hard enough for Hitler, I can change his eternal destination?
If you mean can you dig Hitler out of hell and get him to heaven, no, you can't. Purgatory is only for the saved.
You really seem determined to attack a caricature of Catholicism. Why don't you try actually coming to some sort of understanding of the real thing, instead of throwing up and shooting down these strawman arguments?
"Keep in mind that Scripture says that nothing unclean can enter heaven and that our God is a consuming fire. No attachment to sin can survive in his presence, can it?"
Of course. Our sins are covered by the blood of Christ. Blood is required for the remission of sins. Once and for all it was done on the Cross. That is faith -- trusting that all of our sins are pardoned by God.
You haven't proved that Mary committed any sins, nor have you refuted my objection to your logic.
How about the time she and Jesus' brothers came to Him and tried to get him to stop healing all those people?
I think you're inventing another "Scripture" that doesn't exist. None of the three Gospels that mention this episode say anything about Mary or anyone else trying to "get" Jesus "to stop healing" anyone. It just says that they wanted to see him. No sin in that.
The moment Christ died, he took ALL the sins of the world on Him -- not some of them.
It is up to us whether we accept His "grace."
As He said to His Father according to Scripture: "It is done."
"Keep in mind that Scripture says that nothing unclean can enter heaven and that our God is a consuming fire. No attachment to sin can survive in his presence, can it?"
Hear ya...
Again, through the Lord's mercy, that was the reason for the sinless Christ's sacrifice. NO man was/is sinless but by and through the redemption of the Savior....
Okay -- I don't remember if Thomas A Kempis was a Catholic or Protestant and don't really care. But if we are to "imitate Christ" in all we do -- then how come Jesus didn't pray to the dead or to Moses or anyone like that?
Because it is forbidden by scripture to worship anything before God.
This is the First Commandment.
Nice exposition of Lutheran theology; too bad it's not Biblical. Why did John the Baptist say, "Behold the Lamb of God, who takes away the sin of the world", not "Behold the Lamb of God, who covers up the sin of the world."?
If your sins are merely covered, not wiped away, you're still going to hell. Luther said that the justified man was a snow-covered dungheap. The Bible says that God is a consuming fire. What happens when a snow-covered dungheap contacts a consuming fire?
Nobody is disputing that.
Now, one more time, believers who leave this life in the state of grace but with an attachment to sin must be purified before they enter the presence of God. Do you agree or disagree?
If you agree, then how, when or where does this purification take place in the life of the individual believer?
Nobody is disputing that.
Now, one more time, believers who leave this life in the state of grace but with an attachment to sin must be purified before they enter the presence of God. Do you agree or disagree?
If you agree, then how, when or where does this purification take place in the life of the individual believer?
Thomas a Kempis and Thomas Aquinas are two totally different men. Both were Catholic; Aquinas lived a good 200 years before the other fellow.
Because it is forbidden by scripture to worship anything before God.
I agree, but asking someone for their prayers isn't worshipping them. Whether the person you're asking is in heaven or on earth makes no difference. If saying "Mary, pray for us" is idolatry, then Paul was an idolater when he asked his readers to pray for him.
Hint: the problem is not that I worship Mary. The problem is that you do not really worship God. Biblical worship implies sacrifice; Protestant church services are not, and do not claim to be, a sacrifice. Asking someone for a favor, singing songs to them, or hearing a talk about them isn't real worship.
Then why are you hassling fellow Christian believers? Maybe you should be more concerned about being distracted yourself, and less concerned about what you think distracts other people.
Either one believes that Christ died as payment for their sins, and accepts this gift -- OR they don't.
THAT suffices as "purification."
As to the degree of that faith, and rejection OR heavenly reward, only God judges.
If you ask if I believe if the destination of the already-departed soul is affected by the living, my answer is NO.
THAT suffices as "purification."
That doesn't answer my question. You know as well as I do that (some, not all) believers die with an attachment to sins. Maybe they're little sins, but they're still sins in God's eyes. If you are trying to tell me that they can waltz right into God's presence that way, you're contradicting Scripture which says that nothing unclean can enter heaven. Attachment to sin ... any sin ... is uncleaness. It must be removed before you enter the presence of a perfectly righteous God.
Christ earned your right to have it removed, but that's not the same thing as actually removing it, just like having the money to pay the doctor for removing your cancer isn't the same thing has having the operation done.
The moment we are born again we leave the "old man" behind.
As for dung heaps and consuming fire -- you are parsing words instead of recognizing, with a childlike faith that God is a good God who loves you and sent His only begotten Son to take OUR place on the cross. Why are you mixing up the words of Luther with the Word of God? Who cares? Will you, or have you, accepted the FREE GIFT of salvation from Jesus in His finished work on the Cross?
If so, look around you at the real warfare going on for our country and sign up as an intercessor to pray that the very REAL forces of evil will not succeed in destoying us. If you say that you are on the side of Christ, then put on the whole armor of God and take your stand.
This passage in Matthew 12 always said to me that Jesus' disciples were doing the will of God while his mom and bros were head scratching outside as to what Jesus was doing. In other words, they did not get it about Jesus.
Failing to understand something perfectly is a sin?
it seems strange and unlikely that God would perform some extra biblical miracle of giving Mary divine, sinlessness after Jesus ascended.
This is a further error that Protestants make, that of equating "sinless" with "divine". Adam and Eve were sinless humans, until they sinned. They weren't divine. Nor was it inevitable that they sinned; not even Calvinists think so AFAIK. Asserting that Mary was created with the same original innocence as Eve no more makes her divine than it made Eve divine. Being sinless does not make a human being divine. It makes them fully human. Sin always makes us less than human, closer to the animals.
It breaks the First commandment.
The First Commandment says "have no strange gods before me," not "don't ask souls I've redeemed and glorified for their prayers".
You are like the mother of the soldier marcing by where she and a neighbor stood watching the 1000 of them march by. Mom exclaimes to her friend, that's my john! Did you see him go by? Her friend exclaimes...no! How can you tell it's your John? See, See...He is the only one in step.
Must be kind of cool that you are the only one with the truth!
I was referring to MY IMITATION OF CHRIST by THOMAS A KEMPIS. Not Thomas Aquinas. All these old dudes who did NOT have the gifts of the Spirit as did the early Church may have been smart but they did not have the gifts of Pentecost as promised -- that's why I could care less as to their denominational distinctions.
In other words, Mary wasn't sinless but you are? Come on, you can't have it both ways! You and I both know that most Christians still commit sins and still have some attachment to them.
Why are you mixing up the words of Luther with the Word of God?
Ask Luther; he started it.
If so, look around you at the real warfare going on for our country and sign up as an intercessor to pray that the very REAL forces of evil will not succeed in destoying us.
I do that every single night with my family, friend. So why are you sowing dissension between Christians when you correctly recognize that we face a much greater mutual enemy?
"Must be kind of cool that you are the only one with the truth!"
Nah. Just Jesus. But my hand is to the plow -- I'm not lookin' back.
Jesus isn't just my defense attorney. Scripture calls him my elder brother and kinsman redeemer. Justification is family, not just legal acquittal.
I need to go now. Picking fights doesn't build up the body of Christ. Think about it.
I understand...
Of course "nothing clean" can enter heaven. ALL of us are sinners. The sin is "removed" through the sacrifice of a sinless Christ and it is in that belief and testimony to HIM that he is your Lord, and you are promised "everlasting life."
Remember the criminal of the cross with Jesus? He story is a great metaphor for God's mercy.
He was a thief, unbeliever, and of course, a "sinner." Up until that last few seconds of his life. Christ Himself told the thief he would be with him in his "Kingdom" -- No "purification" required...
In fact should he mean it, if Saddam Hussein called Jesus Christ his "Lord and Savior" Lord one second before the hangman, even HE is promised "everlasting life."
Let me ask you a question: Isn't one itty bitty sin, the same as the most heinous sin is heaven?
God's grace is that great.
Thought about you later tonight and really didn't want to fight over ancient Church issues -- God bless you and your family and may the Spirit infuse your life with courage, vision, wisdom and love. And please don't let my posts become obstacles to your faithful prayers or seeking of His glory.
I have sympathy for the intention of the message of Amos, as it breaths the spirit of the scripture to live good and truthful.
As the article states: if you are privileged, to be complacent is a sin, be moved by the suffering of the poor; care for the victims -[here: ..the crucifixion of countries (...) and the persecution (...)]- or deserve bitter judgment.
The judgment is as usual in the biblical writing tradition -it's all about the truth- announced by the truthspeaker, the prophet, the guy who sees it. He is as much liked as a man with smart words and lofty demands is today. That's his burden, bearable as long as he isn't beaten out of town and has his next meal coming.
So I like the main message of AA Cunninghams contribution. Religion is a suit that can help to shape our life. Also the truth has many forms and we always have to agree on one. How holy was Jezus mother? Enough to be his mom in the bible.
When I look at all the assumptions in this article, then I have to wonder what is
religious about a number of them.
For example:
'We should only be satisfied with God.'
I agree, everything flows, we do not stay here, we know that.
(note: there is individual life on earth that doesn't die. It returns to baby-state and then starts anew. So cells have found at least one way to escape aging).
'we need to remember that we are citizens of Gods kingdom first'
Allright, Gods kingdom, a fitting name.
3, 4 and 5
'All Souls Day and final destinations'
'Jerusalem perfected at the end of time'
'when we stand before Him in judgment. He will ask what we did in specifics..'
These all lead to one question: 'Really, is that so?'
We know little about the things we see happen in our universe.
And religion is about the truth we agree on.
Hey Campion, I don't know if you're still out there, but I'm wondering if you can give a reference for this or where I might find it in Luther's works/teachings. (Sounds pretty heretical to me.) Thanks.
BTTT on the Commemoration of all the Faithful Departed -- All Souls Day, November 2, 2006!
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Good luck
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Its that time of year when high school students begin to feel Walden. As though every door we try to open has a Locke. So to escape these upperclassmen blues, Ive turned to some philosophers for cues.
Socrates, Plato and Aristotle may be the only Greek figures who have yet to appear in a Rick Riordan novel, but their philosophies are their real claim to fame. They shared the belief that rhetoric and poetry are manipulative devices, thanks to the omission of facts and reliance on intense emotions. Maybe reading some cheerful poetry would keep students upbeat, but my English class is too busy studying Edgar Allen Poes The Raven.
René Descartes, whose last name translates to cards, isnt known for Texas Holdem. Descartes had a more mathematical plot in mind. Yes, he created the Cartesian Coordinates, the fabled plane that torments geometry students. Descartes philosophy is common during finals week, where students have learned to doubt everything except the indisputable, even though Descartes theory itself is disputable. But his most quotable line, I think, therefore I am, does offer some hope.
I think I will survive finals; therefore I am going to.
Now, if you are struggling with understanding concepts you forgot from September, dont worry if you Kant! Immanuel Kant believed that the world itself is unknowable. Although he was referring to Chipotle re-opening, it still applies to tests.
How students fit three encyclopedias worth of information on a 3-by-5-inch note card is a mystery.
Friedrich Nietzsche was not a fan of conformity. So yes, although wearing sweatpants like everyone else during finals week is fun, this comfortable conformity can lead to napping during tests.
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We could declare every classroom a Marxist communist society and insist that teachers take the test too, but wed probably fall asleep in our sweatpants. Fortunately, the answer can be found in the English curriculum.
We need to build cabins in the woods.
Im not just saying this for the sake of being Thoreau. I mean, Transcendentalism sounds pretty good when finals week is the other option.
Going off into the wilderness and living in a cabin has a lot of benefits. First of all, our parents will be happy. They wont have to worry about us failing finals and living with them for the next 39 years, because we will already have a house. Secondly, we will be able to relax while surrounded by nature rather than Scantrons. Plus, building a cabin wont be very expensive I plan on using my textbooks; at these prices and weights, they are definitely more reliable than bricks or wood.
Our form of entertainment will no longer be the How many hours of sleep can we function on? game. In fact, if we go now, we may even meet up with Leonardo DiCaprio, hopefully before that bear does.
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Trade Fallout: Melky Cabrera to Atlanta
Fresh off of the best season of his career, RHP Javier Vazquez is headed back to the Bronx as part of a five-player deal. Along with lefty Boone Logan, Vazquez has been traded to the Yankees for a package including RHP Arodys Vizcaino, LHP Michael Dunn and OF Melky Cabrera.
Later today, we'll take a look at the implications of the trade for Vazquez. For now, let's take a look at what the deal means for Cabrera.
The 25 year-old switch-hitter was signed by the Yankees out of the Dominican Republic back in 2001. Cabrera rapidly rose through the farm system, reaching the majors as a 20 year-old back in 2005. His career minor league line is .296/.349/.420. Melky didn't show a lot of might at the plate (.124 ISO) and he swung from his heels, walking in 7.1 percent of his plate appearances. He rarely whiffed, with a 13.6 percent strikeout rate.
Getting regular playing time with the Yankees in 2006, Cabrera held up surprisingly well. His wRC+ was 101, meaning he was slightly above-average with the lumber once park and league factors are considered. Melky's work in 2007 and 2008, by contrast, was disappointing. His wRC+ dipped to 91 in '07 and checked in at a measly 71 in '08. Cabrera's plate discipline eroded:
2006: 10.9 BB%, 22.3 Outside-Swing%, 63.5 Z-Swing%
2007: 7.3 BB%, 29.5 O-Swing%, 65.8 Z-Swing%
2008: 6.5 BB%, 28.4 O-Swing%, 63.1 Z-Swing%
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Melky's walk rate dropped considerably, as he offered at more pitches off the plate in '07 and '08. He was tentative against pitches within the zone in 2008, giving him the unwelcome double-whammy of swinging at more balls and taking more strikes.
Cabrera's power remained mild: a .111 ISO in 2006, .117 in 2007 and a paltry .092 in 2008. Opposing pitchers bullied him with fastballs:
Cabrera's Runs/100 Value against fastballs, 2006-2008
2006: +0.77
2007: -0.15
2008: -1.41
With big problems against heaters, Melky popped the ball up a ton in 2008. His infield/fly ball percentage was 15.3, 13th-highest among batters with 400+ PA.
Despite two stagnant seasons, Cabrera entered 2009 at 24 years old. While he didn't drop any jaws this past year, he did reverse some of those troubling trends in the batter's box.
In 540 PA, Cabrera posted a 102 wRC+. His walk rate didn't bounce back to that 2006 level, but he drew a free pass 8.1% of the time. Melky's O-Swing% was a league-average 24.9, and he took a cut at a few more pitches thrown over the plate (63.7 Z-Swing%). While not slamming fastballs (-0.02 runs per 100 pitches), Cabrera at least didn't have the bat knocked out of his hands. His infield/fly ball rate fell to a more palatable 10.3%.
Cabrera also displayed a little more thump, with a .142 ISO and 13 home runs. He didn't show much of a home/away platoon split. Though he's not a huge stolen base threat, Cabrera did chip in 10 steals in 12 attempts.
In Atlanta, Cabrera figures to get a crack at the left field job. He has plenty of experience in center, but he has a career -5.9 UZR/150 in the middle pasture. Nate McLouth (career -7.1 UZR/150 in CF) hasn't rated all that well either, though he did post a positive mark in 2009. Right field figures to be Jason Heyward's domain for the next decade. Jordan Schafer shouldn't be counted out, either.
Melky could be part of a platoon with righty-hitting Matt Diaz. Over the past four seasons, Cabrera has an 88 sOPS+ against righty pitching (12 percent worse than the league average) and a 75 sOPS+ against lefties (25 percent worse).
Of course, one could make the argument that the 32 year-old Diaz would be the better option regardless of which side the pitcher winds up from. Since 2006, Diaz has a 105 sOPS+ against righties and a 135 sOPS+ vs. southpaws. CHONE's 2010 projections for the two are pretty even:.284/.349/.427 for Cabrera, .280/.340/.436 for Diaz.
While the 19 year-old Vizcaino has the most star potential of Atlanta's trade goodies, Cabrera is basically an average hitter with some defensive chops in an outfield corner. He's not terribly exciting, but Melky has some value as a guy with a few years of team control and perhaps some development time left. For Cabrera to be a fantasy option, however, he will have to take another step forward offensively.
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July 28, 1926
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|Barbara May Porter Stahmann (1950-1999)
Beverly Lois Isbell (2007-present)
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Walter Frederick "Walt" Brown (born July 28, 1926) is an American politician and former presidential candidate of the Socialist Party USA (2004). Brown became a socialist in 1948 but served as Democratic member of the Oregon State Senate from 1975 to 1987. Brown also served as a Socialist Party of Oregon candidate for the U.S. Congress (3rd Congressional District) in 1998, 2000, 2002 and 2004 and has been the Pacific Green Party candidate for two statewide offices.
- 1 Family background
- 2 Military career and education
- 3 Attorney career
- 4 Political career
- 5 Other activities
- 6 References
- 7 Other sources consulted
- 8 External links
Family background[edit]
Brown was born in Los Angeles, California, to Walter Andrew Brown (August 11, 1897 - November 10, 1978), an auto mechanic and truck driver (and, later, a lawyer), and his wife Emily Anna (née Weber; October 30, 1897 - February 25, 1978), an elementary school teacher. His ancestry includes German and Swiss.[2] Brown has one brother and two sisters.
Brown married Barbara May Porter Stahmann (September 16, 1922 - January 12, 1999) on August 7, 1950. They had three sons, Jeff, Kendall, and David. Barbara died of an incurable brain tumor (glioblastoma multiforme) in 1999. Brown married Beverly Lois Isbell on August 16, 2007, and the two care for a foster child and work in animal rescue.[citation needed]
Military career and education[edit]
During World War II, at the age of seventeen, June 15, 1944, Brown enlisted for active duty in the United States Navy as a Seaman First Class. After eleven months of school in radio technician school, Brown was promoted to Radio Technician Second Class and assigned to an amphibious ship USS Carter Hall, stationed in Shanghai, China. In June 1946, he was honorably discharged and enlisted into the inactive Naval Reserve. Utilizing the G.I. Bill, (September 1946 to January 1952), he attended the University of Southern California, earning a B.A. (law) in June 1949 (cum laude), and a J.D. in 1952. He was a Rhodes Scholar nominee and was elected to Phi Beta Kappa.[citation needed]
In the spring of 1952, Brown was recalled up to military duty to serve in the Korean War.[citation needed]
After twenty-six years of naval service, during which time he served as a public defender; an advocate for military men with service related disabilities that were fighting the government for denied disability coverage; a trial prosecutor; an appellate criminal attorney in Washington, D.C.; an instructor at the U.S. School of Naval Justice in Rhode Island; a legal officer for the U.S. Naval Station in the Philippines; and a general court martial judge in San Diego, California, he retired with the rank of Commander in the JAG Corps, United States Navy in 1970.[citation needed]
Brown studied Constitutional Law at Harvard. In 1961, he received an MA from Boston University, and an MLS from the University of Oregon School of Librarianship in 1975.[citation needed]
Attorney career[edit]
After his extensive service in military law and courts, Brown was hired as an associate professor at the Northwestern School of Law, Lewis & Clark College, teaching from 1970 to 1980.
From 1979 to 1980, he was the Malheur County Counsel and Deputy District Attorney and was General Counsel of the Oregon Consumer League, 1987–1989, and 1991–present.
He is a volunteer Attorney with the Consumer Justice Alliance (from 2000–present).
In 2003 Brown received two awards from the Oregon State Bar (in the active emeritus member category), one for the most Legal Services to the Poor, another for Total Hours of Pro Bono Services.
Political career[edit]
Oregon Senate[edit]
Brown served three terms in the Oregon State Senate, elected as a Democrat, from 1974 to 1986. Probably his greatest victory in the Senate was the world's first ban on ozone-destroying chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs) in 1975, which served as a model for several other governments. The ban went into effect in 1977 in Oregon, allowing the Oregon Legislative Assembly to make any needed adjustments (such as to allow CFCs to continue to be used in inhalers for people with asthma).[3]
Brown received many awards from environmental groups for his environmental voting record while in the Oregon State Senate.[citation needed]
United States Congress[edit]
Walt Brown ran for the United States House of Representatives for Oregon's 3rd congressional district four times against incumbent Earl Blumenauer.
Vote totals in Congressional campaigns:
- 1998: 10,199
- 2000: 4,703
- 2002: 6,588
- 2004: 10,678
2004 presidential campaign[edit]
Brown, a social democrat, was nominated by the Socialist Party USA (SP-USA) at their November 2003 convention over revolutionary socialist Eric Chester of Massachusetts. After the convention, party members learned that Brown had previously held anti-abortion views, which were contrary to the position of the Socialist Party. A movement to recall Brown as the SP-USA presidential nominee ultimately failed, but much of the party's organization failed to support the ticket. Despite this, Brown and his running mate Mary Alice Herbert won ballot access in eight states and had write-in status in eight others. On election day, Brown/Herbert earned 10,837 votes, which was more than any of the Socialist Party's presidential candidates since 1952 and the most Socialist Party USA's history. Several third party activists, including Darcey Richardson of Florida and Steve Hauser of Wisconsin, assisted with Brown's presidential campaign.[4]
Oregon Attorney General[edit]
In 2008, Brown ran as a Pacific Green Party candidate for the office of Attorney General in Oregon in the November 2008 elections.[5] Brown received 76,856 votes for 5.1% of the total vote [2].
Oregon Treasurer[edit]
In June 2010, he was selected as the Pacific Green candidate for Oregon State Treasurer in the 2010 Oregon elections[6] but he ended his campaign for their nomination and ultimately received the nomination of the Progressive Party instead[7] and was listed as the Progressive candidate in the Oregon Voters' Pamphlet. Brown finished third of four candidates with 38,316 votes (2.8%).[8]
Other activities[edit]
Brown is the President of the Eastside Democratic Club (not affiliated with the Democratic Party) and on their Agenda Committee as well. Brown is also on the Board of Directors for the Oregon Consumer League and the volunteer attorney for both the Oregon Consumer League and the Consumer-Justice Alliance. He and his wife, Beverly, volunteer to both the Sunnyside Homeless Shelter and the St. Francis Dining Hall in Portland.
The Barbara S. and Walter F. Brown Memorial Park[edit]
Near the conclusion of Brown's twelve years in the Oregon State Senate, he served as Chairman of the Senate Agriculture and Forestry Committee. At that time Brown and his wife purchased 185 acres (0.75 km2) of land on both sides of the Siletz River in Lincoln County on the Oregon Coast. This land had been clear-cut during WWI. The couple spent many years of hard work to reforest the land with Sitka spruce, western red cedar, and Douglas fir, all with the express intention of making a public park. When Barbara died in 1999, the park had not been completed. Walt Brown continued to manage this forest alone. On August 8, 2007, he donated the land to Lincoln County, which guaranteed that hunting and logging would not be allowed.[citation needed]
- ^ http://waltbrown.org/darcey_richardson_on_walt_brown_2004
- ^ http://www.wargs.com/political/brown.html
- ^ "Nudging Earth in the right direction". The Oregonian. April 23, 2010. Retrieved June 14, 2010.
- ^ Ross, Jack (2015-04-15). The Socialist Party of America. U of Nebraska Press. pp. 98–. ISBN 9781612347509. Retrieved 1 June 2016.
- ^ accessed October 24, 2008
- ^ Mapes, Jeff (June 7, 2010). "Greens pick former state senator for treasurer, but no one yet for Oregon governor". The Oregonian. Retrieved June 7, 2010.
- ^ http://progparty.org/2010Candidates
- ^ [1]
Other sources consulted[edit]
- Records of the Socialist Party USA
- Records of the Oregon Consumer League
- Ballot Access News
- Genealogical databases
- Oregon Secretary of State web page
External links[edit]
|Party political offices
|Preceded by
David McReynolds
|Oregon State Senator 1975-1987
Socialist Party Presidential candidate
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- 1926 births
- Living people
- Oregon Democrats
- Politicians from Los Angeles, California
- People from Lake Oswego, Oregon
- American socialists
- American Unitarian Universalists
- Oregon Greens
- Oregon State Senators
- Socialist Party USA presidential nominees
- American military personnel of World War II
- United States presidential candidates, 2004
- 21st-century American politicians
- United States Navy officers
- University of Southern California alumni
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