A Night at the Opera
I like opera. Don’t listen to it too often – have far too much else on my playlist – but sometimes it pops up and reminds me of how incredible… Read more »
The Real Thing
This CNN article doesn’t so much confirm a suspicion as much as it confirms something we all pretty much know as fact – things just don’t work like they’re supposed… Read more »
The Hard Work of Thinking
What a lot of people might not know is that, in addition to protecting the President, the US Secret Service is also the organization that deals with protecting the integrity… Read more »
Crossing the Line (InH, II)
A few days ago, I left you on a sour note. I pretty much called you (and me) Hitler. But of course, that was in the context of what God’s… Read more »
Music Break: Just a bit more time…
As my follow-up to “I’m not Hitler” nears 2,500 words, I’m going to buy a little more time by giving you yet another music break. You probably know I love… Read more »
Music Break: Peter Frampton
I am certainly going to follow up on yesterday’s work, but that takes a lot of brain power for me and sometimes I just like to take a little break…. Read more »
I’m not Hitler! (I)
“The depravity of man is at once the most empirically verifiable reality but at the same time the most intellectually resisted fact.” Malcolm Muggeridge I still don’t understand why more… Read more »
The Weight of Witness
Ravi Zacharias. The name may be familiar to those who know Christian apologetics. I’ve followed him for quite some time – even went to see him in Seoul some years… Read more »
Recommendation – Avatar: The Last Airbender (the Animated Series)
For the longest time I thought of Avatar: The Last Airbender solely through the disastrous 2010 movie. I saw it once. It was awful. Never want to see it again…. Read more »
Broken Windows and Parked Cars
I’m kind of interested in the Broken Windows Theory – not necessarily in the overall (and controversial lately) realm of policing – but as we can apply it to other… Read more »