Monthly Archives: April 2019

Why Puppy Dogs Should Run for Public Office My wife and I watch the evening news together. We have two traditions. Before each broadcast we try to guess which stories will air. We base our speculations on various news releases … Continue reading →

Should Terrorism be a Matter of Prayer? Terrorism is senseless. While those who commit evil acts of violence against innocent victims might accomplish some of their immediate goals, their ideology of hate and oppression ultimately collapses. Or it is commandeered … Continue reading →

One Billion for a Cathedral? As I’m sure you are aware, “Notre-Dame de Paris” has suffered a devastating fire. It appears the iconic cathedral’s stone skeleton has survived, but it will take years and an estimated one billion euros to … Continue reading →

Lessons from the 737 Max Three hundred forty-six lives have been lost due to an apparent software glitch on the Boeing 737 Max airliner. The tragic deaths of these unfortunate passengers have produced shock waves throughout the world. Why? Obviously, … Continue reading →

God and the Championship Game A lot of prayers are offered to God during the NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament. Some are pious: “God, help my team live up to its potential, to play with good sportsmanship, and regardless of the … Continue reading →