Part I: Red Flags
If you’ve followed the news at all lately, you’ve seen the story of actor Will Smith rising up in defense of his wife during the Academy Awards ceremony to slap… Read more »
Thoughts if you want them…
If you’ve followed the news at all lately, you’ve seen the story of actor Will Smith rising up in defense of his wife during the Academy Awards ceremony to slap… Read more »
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 »
The main thing accomplished by removing those types of editorials from newspapers — apart from scaring the hell out of editors — is to shield readers from knowledge of what… Read more »
My favorite joke when it comes to language – “What do you call someone who speaks three languages? Trilingual. What do you call someone who speaks two languages? Bilingual. What… Read more »
I mentioned the Jonathan Fisk book Broken: 7 “Christian” Rules That Every Christian Ought to Break about a week ago, where, in the first chapter, he takes on Mysticism. I’ve… Read more »
Distinctiveness is God’s creation, not merely a fleeting whim. What makes us unique will survive. In fact, much of our uniqueness may be uncovered for the first time in Heaven…. Read more »
I’ve been watching a documentary – Two Years on a Bike – about a man’s journey from Vancouver to Patagonia by bicycle. I see his deal – his bike setup,… Read more »
Well, this is interesting. Eileen Gu, the American-born and raised freestyle skier competing for her mother’s home country (China) in the Olympics is using a VPN to post on Instagram… Read more »
Tough day at work today. It reminded me of the kerfuffle I saw recently about how computers aren’t really working well for the Air Force, and I suppose what I… Read more »
“Man descended from apes, therefore we must love one another.” Vladimir Solovyov I love this Solovyov quote. Buried within the sarcasm is the reasoning, of course, that the one does… Read more »