The Worst Form of Evil?
For those in the field of Christian apologetics (that is, the defense of Christianity), the name Ravi Zacharias looms large. A world-renowned speaker and scholar of the Christian faith, Zacharias… Read more »
Wonderful
I’m generally impulsive when it comes to books. Someone says, “Hey, I like this one,” and I’m quite likely to get right on it. I just finished Children of God,… Read more »
It’s a Wide, Wide World…
Old people like me probably remember ABC’s Wide World of Sports. It was a Saturday afternoon fixture, and, if my old brain recalls correctly, quite interesting. It introduced people like… Read more »
Too Much?
[A thought in progress.] Here’s something different for you: I’m going to be critical about books. But only briefly. Because I know my thinking on this is full of holes… Read more »
Saturday 54: A Pleasant Way to Start the Day
Perfect timing today. England vs. USA at 4AM meant that a 6AM start for a ride would do just about right. And I suppose, not having the highest of expectations… Read more »
World Cup Thoughts
I never cared much for soccer, until I saw it played at its most prestigious level. My first real live match was USA’s surprising defeat of Portugal in the 2002… Read more »
Thanksgiving 52: Magic Valley!
There’s a valley beyond Anseong that’s one of my favorite places. If I could, I’d get a small piece of land up there and put in a little cabin. Maybe… Read more »
Monday Random
It was pretty nice this morning – 43 degrees when I woke up at 3:20 AM. Didn’t take much convincing to get myself out the door for a lap around… Read more »
The Comeback
Maybe I’m just an oddball, but I’m of the mindset that, if the Bible is right (and let’s put aside all of the excuses and disagreements as to what the… Read more »
Saturday 77: Namhan Sanseong
This is my third time up and over Namhan Sanseong — the UNESCO world cultural heritage site located southeast of Seoul. I thought I’d gone earlier this year, but it… Read more »