How I’m Doing Resolutions Differently This Year
This year, I’m doing New Year’s resolutions differently. Why am I publishing this in February? Well, that might give you …
How I’m Doing Resolutions Differently This Year Read This Post
This year, I’m doing New Year’s resolutions differently. Why am I publishing this in February? Well, that might give you …
How I’m Doing Resolutions Differently This Year Read This Post
On the current events of the terrorist attack on the US Capitol… Since *some* Christians like to use God, the …
To Christians on Their Idolatrous Support of Trump Read This Post
For the Christians… I’m frustrated. I’ve been frustrated for the last 4 years. I’ve been frustrated for over a decade. …
We need optimism, but not just optimism in feeling. We need optimism in action.
Let’s talk about truth, opinions, bias, mistakes, theories, conspiracies, fake news, and satire. Recently, an individual who had unrestricted access …
They’re obviously rude and annoying. It’s apparent to the other conversationalists and any audience. It’s also increasingly frustrating when it’s constant.
This year, many of the problems in our world have been magnified so much more, both in awareness and in effect. If you’re like me, you feel helpless.
The source matters. Other things the source produces matters. They influence the credibility of that source. In the current Coronavirus …
We’re proud of our past instead of our progress. We stake our identity in the past and cling to it, rather than forging it in the future and shaping who we can become. We make the Constitution into an impermeable truth that holds us back, rather than engage with it as a living document intended to be changed as we move forward.
There’s a growing trend to scour each other’s past to pull from the shadows an old statement or action that was offensive, that runs contradictory to who that person claims to be now. For high profile individuals, this often means public shaming and a loss of their career over something they said a decade ago.