Evil is a concept foreign to many in our world today. When bad things happen, many times there is an effort to explain why such events occur. Some reasons given…
Category: Social
While reading about the 1890s yesterday, I came across one of the great inspirational speeches in America’s history. On July 9, 1896, a former congressman from Nebraska, William Jennings Bryan,…
Last week, I wound up at a hospital for children. So you ask, why would a septuagenarian, a twice retired teacher and present preacher, go to a place where children…
Growing up in a rural area of north central Missouri, travel overseas was not part of my plans for the future. We were farmers, and had no one in our…
According to The Southern Poverty Law Center, Black Lives Matter isn’t a hate group. Originally, I had intended this blog to be about Black Lives Matter, but as I looked…
President Trump has been roundly criticized for his initial comments on the violence in Charlottesville, Virginia because he decried the hatred on “many sides” and did not specifically call out…
I am tired, tired of being blamed and shamed by the left for being white. I was born in 1947, 84 years after the Emancipation Proclamation effectively made every black…
July 30, 2017, will always be remembered by five individuals associated with America’s pastime, baseball. On that day, in Cooperstown, New York, five men, players Tim Raines, Pudge Rodriquez, and…
In the Presidential contest last year, one candidate railed against the ubiquitous regulations that cripple the ability of Americans to succeed in starting and maintaining businesses. That claim resonated with…
A growing trend of secularism in the United States has taken on frightening dimensions in the past few years. While there have always been those who opposed the incursion of…