Category Archives: philosophical

Want To Keep Your Jobs? Than Do Your Job!

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14956010_374453912893391_2805431565215699275_nThis is taken from a Newsweek article written by Jason Lemon, first published on October 23, 2019, and titled “PASTOR WARNS IF TRUMP IS REMOVED FROM OFFICE, ‘GUYS THAT KNOW HOW TO FIGHT’ WILL HUNT DOWN DEMOCRATS.”

Really? Is this what our nation has come to? A Christian pastor advocating violence over a political event like impeachment? Violence? From a religious leader in this country, regardless of the religion or the number of followers he might have?

Read some of the article for yourself. See if you don’t agree that maybe we’ve gone too far with this political mess we have in our nation’s capital. Continue reading →

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They Came With Good Intentions. Really?

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The European settler came to America to escape oppression, mainly religious, in his country. Unlike what we experience in this country today, many places around the world, especially during the 17th and 18th centuries, prohibit freedom of religion. Even today, there are countries that make demands of their citizenry as to which religion can be practiced, with consequences for those that do not follow the doctrine of the ruling minority. Where you are born and raised determines your religious beliefs. Continue reading →

A Story of Joy. A Story of Sadness

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I’d like to tell you a little story. A true story. A story of joy. A story of sadness. But, it’s a true story.

A couple of weeks ago I was having lunch with a rambunctious little girl. She’s five years old. No. I take that back. She’s five and a half. She was very insistent upon the fact that she’s not five, but five and a half.

That caused me to think. Surprise. Surprise. Continue reading →