Years ago I recall this image making the rounds on social media and it generated some interesting conversations. Recently, I heard this same comparison made in reference…… Read more “Seasick …”
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Choosing A Study Bible
Study Bibles are popular and can be a great resource, but it’s very important to understand the perspective the notes will represent, whether the study notes are more academic or application based, and to be clear on the limitations of study notes.
What Judging You Says About Me
How others judge you is often a reflection of how they judge themselves.
Cancelling Censorship through Civility
I share concern over bad information, irresponsible rhetoric, and loose-cannon blowhards, but I don’t think censorship is the answer. I think the burden of accountability lies with the hearer, who has the right and responsibility to THINK.
Most Wonderful Time of the Year?
There’s no doubt that 2020 has been a challenge. So, the songs of peace on earth, good will, and comfort and joy stand in stark contrast to the state of the world around us and within many us.
History, Hypocrites, and Heroes: What to do with all those statues.
When we put historical figures on pedestals we glorify the good and bad of their actions. Is there room between “tear ’em down” and “leave ’em be” for a better solution?
The “Eyes” Have It
I’m finding a whole new vocabulary of language in people’s eyes.
Why I’m Wearing a Facemask
I understand that I am within my rights to refuse to wear a mask. However, I also think the responsibility to consider the health and good of others outweighs my individual right.
Censorship, Civility, and the Critical Competition of Ideas
I share concern over misinformation, but I don’t believe censorship is the answer. I think the answer lies in critical thinking, the competition of ideas, and civility.
A False Dichotomy Gone Viral
Why none of us should settle for the false dichotomy between denying the danger of Covid-19 and promoting panic over Covid-19.
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