Categories: "Religion"

Post Civilization

January 15th, 2007
A period of time has been portrayed in the movies where the planet was mostly deserted due to a nuclear catastrophe or other world wide phenomenon. Much of that time is characterized by a post-modern savagery of fighting and lawlessness. That's plausible more »

Credenda/Agenda

January 7th, 2007
Credenda/Agenda is a religiously and philosophically Trinitarian cultural journal. Or at least that begins their description of this publication. I have been receiving it for years mayb more »

Offerings

January 5th, 2007
Not much has changed since the first century. When Jesus came he encountered at least two major groups of people. On the one side there were the sinners who were most likely considered the rebels of the day. more »

It's about Jesus

December 26th, 2006
Christmas is a celebration of the birth of Christ and may have been established by the Catholic church in the 4th century. Although some aspects of Christmas may have roots in pagan philosophy Christmas is still primarily a recognition of the miracle of more »

Titles

December 1st, 2006
What's in a name? Or a title? Today I was considering how amusing it is that a person's title is so often not characteristic of what he does. My work title for example is Offset Press Operator although I spend most of my time doin more »

Pearls and Swine

November 29th, 2006
One of the most interesting passages spoken by Jesus was in the beginning of Matthew's gospel a part of the sermon on the mount. Give not that which is holy unto the dogs neither cast your pearls before s more »

Sin

November 21st, 2006
A young country boy was confronted by his parents after he returned home from church. In an effort to determine if the boy had indeed gone to church they questioned him about other people there. After he confidently assuring them about all he responded more »