Overanalyzing Life
I saw this Venn diagram and kind of came to an understanding about life. Maybe we put far too much into the analysis and the academic bells and whistles, but… Read more »
Category: Life Lesson
You’d (not) be surprised…
Like most people, there are times when my tongue is tied and I’m nothing but an awkward, inarticulate klutz when I’m talking to others. And then there are times when… Read more »
A Greater Hope
I guess I’ll never learn. I wake up in the morning and read the headlines and they’re always the same – that is, they seldom deal with anything of real… Read more »
More of the real thing…
One of the advantages of living in Korea is that I don’t have to watch US television commercials. I’m not a big broadcast TV watcher anyway, but that might be… Read more »
Evidence
I know some people who see God in just about everything they encounter, and I see others who see him not at all (and yet claim to believe in him… Read more »
Have a nice day…while you can.
It’s been a while since I’ve read anything by Carl Trueman. He’s not a household name or anything — he’s a professor at a small college — but I’ve always… Read more »
It’s the Little Things…
One of the criticisms I hear of progressive Christianity is that it’s no longer about the world conforming to that which Christ asks of them, but that those who are… Read more »
Back in the day…
Back in the day, when there were actual people on the other end of the line (line? what’s a line anymore?) when you dialed “O,” you could be fairly certain… Read more »
Damn the Trains
Well, here’s a little case where two things about which I’ve written in the past have intersected in real life. I’ve been a fan of Matt Galat and his Jayoe… Read more »
Listen: “This is Water”
I mentioned David Foster Wallace recently because I’m going to attempt his book Infinite Jest shortly (after I finish Conrad’s Nostramo). And perhaps it’s because I may have searched for… Read more »