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Selamlar, Katolik Kilisesi İlmihalini nerden bulabilirim. Hristiyan değilim, hedefimde daha çok bir şeyler öğrenmek için okuma yapmak var. Herhangi bir kitapçıdan bulabilir miyim?

As a legal immigrant who is now a citizen, I don’t really know how to explain this feeling, but I love the lifestyle and the nature of this country. From the redwood forests to the deserts, from the Mississippi River to the Blue Ridge Mountains, I love everything about this country.

And it’s not only about nature. Although I don’t believe in God, I feel as if there is one not a personal God, but rather a concept: a God of liberty and freedom. A God that favors property, autonomy, and individual rights.

I feel as if we have been chosen to take this world forward. God bless America. Love you all.

Lately I’ve been feeling extremely American. I legally immigrated at 16, and I’m 27 now. I want to fully integrate into this society. I want my great-great-grandchildren to be proud one day and say, our ancestor came to this country and adapted. After all, the Roosevelt family name was originally van Rosenvelt. I’m also considering changing my name. What do you think?

A privilege that is based primarily on employment status within the Turkish public sector and, in many cases, extends to their children.

I am concerned that this arrangement creates status-based advantages rather than opportunities based on merit. Many young people in Turkey face significant visa barriers when seeking educational, cultural, or professional opportunities abroad, while others benefit from easier access due to their family’s position in the public sector. I am also concerned that allegations of nepotism within public institutions may allow such privileges to become concentrated within particular social networks.

Has the European Union assessed whether this system is consistent with the principles of equal opportunity and fairness?

Özellikle kendisinin din felsefesi konusu hakkındaki düşüncelerini merak ediyorum. Hangi kitabını okuyabilirim?

Please note that I do not know much about economics. When I look at countries like Singapore and China, I see very rapid development within a relatively short period of time. For example, institutions such as JTC Corporation in Singapore seem to have played a major role in clearing land, creating industrial estates, and accelerating industrialization.

Because of this, state capitalism appears very effective at first glance. Yet many economists and political thinkers still criticize it or prefer other systems. What are some of the main problems or long-term risks associated with state capitalism?

I am especially interested in understanding issues such as innovation, political power, corruption, inequality, personal freedoms, and economic sustainability.

Burada 23 Nisan gibi resmi bayramlardan bahsetmiyorum. Ayrıca Orta Asya’da sonradan üretilmeye çalışılan şaman davulu çalmak gibi neo-pagan/revizyonist eski Türk canlandırmalarını da kastetmiyorum. Mesela İranlıların Yelda gecesi eski bir şeydir ama kültürlerine öyle bir oturtmuşlar ki hepsi ailecek toplanır Hâfız-ı Şirâzî falan okur.

Daha çok insanların her yıl ailece veya arkadaşlarla bir araya geldiği; şiir, sembolizm, yemek, maneviyat veya ortak kültürel hafıza etrafında şekillenen organik gelenekleri kastediyorum. Yani sadece siyasi ya da resmi değil, yaşayan bir sosyal atmosfer oluşturan ritüeller.