Confession

Reading time – 111 seconds  .  .  .   I wasn’t a 60s radical. I wasn’t even politically conscious. In fact, I was essentially out to lunch regarding social and political issues. I missed the marches, the sit-ins, the banners, the demands for change, the chanting in front of the White House. Even Woodstock passed… [read more]


Wrong – Just Wrong

Reading time – 69 seconds  .  .  .  T.M. Luhrmann is a professor of anthropology at Stanford University and she wrote a most intersting opinion piece for the New York Times entitled Where Reason Ends and Faith Begins. In it she wrote, “Most people, whatever their religious persuasion, assume that there are decent human beings… [read more]


Ferguson, O’ Ferguson

Reading time – 87 seconds  .  .  . “They’re just protesting and rioting so that they can loot the stores and vandalize other people’s property.” That’s what the woman said to the radio talk show host about the people in the streets of Ferguson, MO. My reply is a double, “Huh?” If I understand her… [read more]


Changes

Reading time – 46 seconds  .  .  . I was sitting in a comfortable chair on my patio surrounded by garden flowers and trees on a quiet Saturday morning reading David McCullough’s Truman and sipping my thick, rich, dark roast coffee. Then neighbors diagonally across the back yard turned on their music and the quiet… [read more]


A Shoe

Reading time – 19 seconds; Contemplation time – lots longer  .  .  . Bob Fields is a local artist who recently just couldn’t stand it any longer. He saw the same pictures and video that you saw of so much suffering in Gaza. What was worse was that so much of the suffering and dying… [read more]


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