Righting All Wrongs

“The Last Judgement is a social event; it happens not simply to individuals but between people. Human beings are linked by many ties to neighbors near and far, both is space and in time. We wrong each other and rightfully have cases against each other. At the Last...

Facing Uncertainties

“We must face today as children of tomorrow. We must meet the uncertainties of this world with the certainty of the world to come.” – A.W.Tozer

Government Efficiency

“The Ten Commandments contain 297 words, the Bill of Rights 463 words, and Lincoln’t Gettysburg Address 266 words. A recent federal directive regulating the price of cabbage contains 26,911 words.” – New York Times

Science Fiction

There was a point in history (1859) when science and reason parted company. The upshot is that ever since, “science” has been one part science and one part science fiction.