Psalm 137 begins with these poignant words, written by an exile from the Promised Land, his homeland. He, and others, were asked by their overlords to “play the songs of Zion”,…
Month: December 2019
Controversy has swelled in the Evangelical Christian community since the departing Christianity Today editor-in-chief Mark Galli called for the removal of President Trump, “a human being who is morally lost and confused.” Galli has…
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Last Wednesday the Democrats voted to impeach Donald Trump. Two articles were approved, with no Republicans voting with the Dems; abuse of power and obstruction of Congress. The first charge is…
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Today, Christmas Day, should be every bit as much of a thanksgiving day as the Thanksgiving holiday that we celebrate. So here are just some of the things I am thankful…
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Maryland Congressman Jamie Raskin explained why the Democratic House had to impeach the president: “The president’s continuing course of conduct constitutes a clear and present danger to democracy in America,”…
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Impeachment is just the latest in the Democrats’ attempts to undo the 2016 election of Donald Trump as President. Such tries to oust Trump have been going on since the night…
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Antiques are still a thriving business in our day. That which is old is bought up, repaired and proudly displayed in “modern” homes. At one time Jane and I frequented antique shops…
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All good children make a list of what they want for Christmas. Parents, grandparents, relatives and friends make sure the little ones have a wonderful time. But big people need gifts…
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The differences between the Democratic and Republican parties has grown rapidly over the years. During the Obama presidency, the left, who align themselves with the Democrats, saw the possibility of changing…
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When I was growing up and through my young adulthood, I considered myself a Republican simply because my parents had been Republicans. I had no serious bias one way or the…
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