Want to Read a Good Book? …He led a life that was a page-turner in the bible, as it began to shine with a new light penetrating, and, eventually, obliterating Read More

The Cost(s) of Freedom “Fidelity to choice is the condition for freedom.” This sounds restrictive and confining: sticking with a choice made years ago. Is that reasonable? Is it desirable? Read More

Checking in with A Higher Authority Punxsutawney Phil and General Beauregard Lee: should they ever seriously disagree about seasonal changes, they can always revert to the suggestion of Jesus, above,to Read More

Liability or Gift one person’s liability is another person’s advantage. Is it all in the eye of the beholder? Or is it in the heart of any individual, where we Read More

Deliver us from Evil To be under-estimated has its own advantages. Not only did Caesar’s heavily-armored legions benefit by being dismissed as a slow-moving military force, so did General Wolfe’s Read More

Rules and Regs… …do lawmakers (and that might include God Himself) think up rules and regulations, according to their best instincts, and then promulgate them for others to receive and Read More

An Ounce of Prevention Benjamin Franklin, one of the Founding Fathers of these United States of America, would seem to support this arrangement of having Ash Wednesday follow Mardi Gras, Read More

Thanks to producer Ken Schmitt, lyricist and singer, Ryan Neal and pianist, Andrew Bontempi for sharing this video of Ryan’s original song, A Solemn Halleluja. Ryan will sing this song as Read More

Why We Honor God …Or, vice versa, what if we had to abide by constant nighttime, without any trace of daytime. Or, in another scenario, how would we handle nothing Read More