• Gang Green

    Isaiah 3:4 And I will give children to be their princes, and babes shall rule over them. Keeping a historical view of life serves to guard against hidebound conclusions. A friend mentioned listening to a radio broadcaster, who stated there was no discord, confusion over intrinsic tasks within marriage, family prior to the middle of…

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  • Half Baked

    As regards proposed organizational legislation, inklings flare up after release via standard cybernetic outlets. Upon publication, snoozing delinquents awake—as if on cue—robotically spewing brash sentiments. The whole spectacle reminds of a pharaoh poking voodoo i-dolls with a sharp stick. Take away the “boo” tube and captives would ponder their idiosyncratic hellions. This took place for…

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  • Dividing Lines II

    The principal Supreme Court opinions of 1962 and 1973 energized social-religious groups professing all things Christian (with their mouths). The 2022 abnegation of both decisions—mere tokens—piqued anti-Christian social groups. These supercilious cliques herald domestic hostilities fomented by the deceitful wizard and his perfidious host. Specific individuals place gratuitous emphasis on public prayer while others market…

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  • Dividing Lines

    Misplaced entities don’t believe in this contrived design for living any more than Christians. Non-followers lack requisite humility; waste their lives wallowing in fancy, intently chasing a chimera. Division among populations implies judgment holds sway over facts, or intelligence. Who possesses authoritative judgment, respecting any matter? Revelation is of the Lord, the solitary Judge. God—in…

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  • Two Be Solitary

    Native of a framework installed within a country devised by lords and ladies centuries ago (to further our everyday reasoning, framework comes before country). Fear is the imaginary fiber used to hold masses within bounds. Those on the leading end fear release of the masked cord, which would enable ample perceptions outside the proverbial box.…

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  • CONtacts

    The President, with his cohorts, accomplishes nothing regarding worthiness—absolutely no intention—any more than the electorate. The credulous suggestion is straight out of a school textbook. What’s right? Only God knows; therefore, He alone can judge, execute. An acquaintance fascinated by the congressional hearings concerning 06 January 2021 attempted to share a broadcast from his precious…

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  • Singularities

    Dying versus death. The periodic utterance, “it is better to be above ground” is vain, as the dead know nothing. Life means to glory in the Lord. Unless the Lord is nigh, we wasted a day. Mortals uttering the aforementioned have no intent to praise Adonai. They lunge at God’s provisions like an ungrateful adolescent—as…

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  • Au Fait

    Structure the environment and you control the plurality of people living within. Dutifully pick up, palm dog ordure, and dispose of properly. Pat yourself on the back, receive warm glances, unwritten praises from neighbors. When your hound squats in public to banish a load of feces, wait attentively amid onlookers in anticipation of gathering up…

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  • Communities increasingly cater to the lowest common denominator at every grade. Regarding peril—real or imagined—the weediest entities receive favor; held as the paradigm. Acquiescing to the feeblest link in the chain results in austere behavior modification. It is easier to hold a C-grade rather than aspire towards an A. Afforded the option—fostered by executives—the mass…

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  • Trials and Styles

    Actions speak of resigning to go along at the rate prescribed by entrusted nobles. Not striving for knowledge in this information age, but facilely accepting whatever filters down from landed gentry—dutifully announced by professional text readers. Vote once quadrennially and recline during the interval in a soft chair eyeing tellavision, ears pinned back (with fingers…

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