Yes, self-proclaimed sanity is something that we should treat with tremendous caution, but the proclaimant may be on slightly firmer ground than the individual who asserts their mental health and offers a certificate of proof :)

Hey everybody, the other day, Dr. Money commented that they got his email wrong in the article and that he was disappointed that he might not get a response if people wanted to contact him that way. His correct email address is moneynp@muohio.edu.

I feel compelled to make a comment but just don't know for sure what to say as I'm vocabulary-rily challenged. Things like glass houses and self proclaimed sanity do come to mind though. I noticed I was able to read your The Western Program at Miami University, A Message from the Director - July 2010 without the use of a dictionary. Concerning challenging things that don't make sense I have to agree. In regards to deities, I believe that to be a personal choice but I'm guessing you can't go see Lindsay Lohan for $5. If I remember correctly Bill Cosby was something like $50. There is a difference between respect and reverence, some may hold him with one, others both and others with neither. I'm thinking this is a unique opportunity that may in fact be a once in a lifetime opportunity. I share and discuss opinions with the fictional Angelina's of the world everyday, is it possible she might not be interested in what the Dalai Lama has to say and not feel compelled to worship him.