Travels of the Heart: 1 Corinthians, Chapters 5-8

Greetings, ST, ‘Ettes, ‘Sieurs, and All! Our exploration of St. Paul’s own growth in faith through his epistles/letters brings us once again to Corinth, in southern Greece about 50 miles from Athens. It offered access for trade through two major harbors, controlling trade routes to both Italy and Asia. This prosperity might seem to be the perfect seedbed for virtue. In … Continue reading Travels of the Heart: 1 Corinthians, Chapters 5-8 →

The Bygone-Hapless Administration: it is SOOOO much worse than you thought!

Everybody: read Miranda Devine’s book, Laptop from Hell. i mean, now that even the NYTimes has admitted that yes, it was Hunter’s laptop and yes, everything on it is authentic, i felt like mebbe i should pay the contents some attention. Here’s de dilly: Our president’s family is deeply, deeply involved in very, very lucrative … Continue reading The Bygone-Hapless Administration: it is SOOOO much worse than you thought! →

Save the Children (from the Board of Education)

Have been wondering for the longest time why more Christian conservatives don’t pull their kids out of public schools and join the home schooling movement?  Recent encounters with high school and college students have reconfirmed my belief that the public education system is irreparable, and the only viable option is to opt out completely.  Imagine … Continue reading Save the Children (from the Board of Education) →