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  • Response to Dr. Ryan Cole’s Idaho Presentation

    Recently a friend sent me video of a talk at Capitol Clarity of Idaho posted on YouTube on March 26, 2021. I watched the video and and took some notes and did a little follow-up research. I am not a medical practitioner, but I do appreciate good research and feel that many of Dr. Ryan…

  • The Persecuting Church

    When I grew up in church, I heard about the persecution of Christians. The way it was spoken of was over-simplified to the good Christians versus the bad pagans and secularists. Later, I studied the history of Christianity and the history of persecution is more complex than you’d think. Much of the suffering in the…

  • Rethinking High School

    A complaint I often hear is that students who graduate from high school are not actually prepared to do anything specific and many do not want to go to college. So, why don’t we look at high school and rethink the last two years. Instead Junior and Senior years remaining a smorgasbord of classes, have…

  • Canceled

    So many cultural things that I grew up with have been canceled. I agree than lots of songs and shows in the 1980s and 1990s were trash, but others have been deleted, not because of problematic content, but because of problematic creators. The Cosby Show for example was a staple of most households for a…

  • Women’s March

    Celebrating women isn’t the purpose, equality is.

  • The Third Voice

    When you’re an adult you may find yourself replaying the words and phrases your parents used in your childhood home. If I misplace my keys, the advice of my mother to start cleaning comes to mind. Jokes and sayings my Dad made still make me smile as they flit through my mind at random times.…

  • All Voices Matter

    If you can’t handle February, then maybe you won’t appreciate being challenged all year long.

  • The New Jonestown

    Through radio and the internet people have been falling down the rabbit hole—a virtual cult if you will.

  • Chapter 1

    Like a sequel in popular fiction, the second book is usually an exaggeration of the first.

  • Infamous History

    “Mom, how do you spell gangster?”