More and more I read about “the coming collapse,” the global crisis looming on the horizon due to the grim spectre of global warming. Doomsayers and alarmists paint an apocalyptic picture of great famines and drought, with bloody wars fought over diminishing pools of resources and countries scambling to lay claim to whatever they can, defending [...]
Archive for April, 2007
On a related note, the Jacob’s Creek Cab is everything I’d hoped it’d be. Well, the Lucretia Mott hits just keep rolling in. I’m kind of figuring that it’s term paper week somewhere at some mid-size western college, and a borderline feminist American History teacher gave everyone an assignment to write about “Great Women” in [...]
“If you won’t stand behind our troops, feel free to stand in front of them.” I like it.
I can remember her so clearly now, though in every real sense, I never really knew her at all. She was the one who stood beside me as I crested a mountain top and, for a moment, lost my breath at the incredible majesty unfolding before me. She leaned into me, her arm entwined in [...]
By way of an Easter post, and by that I mean Resurrection Day, I would first like to post some links to articles I’ve written in the past, back when I had an active Internet devotional ministry. Peruse at your lezshurrr… Attention Shoppers! It’s Easter! Easter and the Crucifixion – Part 1 Easter and the [...]
