The storm was long, the night darker than dark. Flashes of lightening breaking against that darkness, as if angels had been
Tag: Deep Thoughts
The Soldiers of Other People
Recently, I read Robert Hoyland’s In God’s Path, a book about the early Arabic invasions during the 7th and 8th
Reflections on Trump
About a year ago I wrote a piece entitled, “The GOP is Not For Me.” In that article I wrote,
When the World Needs a Hero, Some Men Don’t Wait
A human asteroid belt devoid of agency drifts aimlessly around America. Just as gravity places no burden on floating rocks,
My Take on Tulsa
We live in a civilization under the grip of a tribe of hateful parasites who are attempting to impose an
The Dixian Question
During the debates on German unification in the 19th century, known as the German Question, two major plans would emerge.
If the Predators Don’t Prowl
In 1994, I had a Super Nintendo Entertainment System. In the summer, it wasn’t enough to captivate a boy for
Animal and Divine Minds
Man was made in the image of God. We all remember this saying, even if we can’t remember where in
Scripted Lives
If Only it Was Just Kabuki Theater There is a strong likelihood that we are trapped in a live action
Shooting a Sequel?
If you’re expecting a repeat of last summer, consider a couple things. First, 2020’s George Floyd Memorial Campaign of Carnage