The Nature of Things

I wonder what sort of a tale we’ve fallen into?

The Big Smear

A Short Story . . .

Masters of the Future, Masters of Faith

Klaus Schwab, the creepy front man for the World Economic Forum, opened the annual confab of the global cabal in Davos, Switzerland with a call to “master the future.” “We couldn’t meet at a more challenging time. We are confronted with so many crises simultaneously. What does it mean to master the future?” “I think,…

What’s Our Digital Destiny?

A recent trip to a modern eatery has me wondering about our digital destiny. Last Sunday I visited a “Test Kitchen” in my area. There, under a single roof, three separate kitchens offered three different low-priced menus. I had lots of choices, as shown on the order touch screen. I poked out my choices and…

A Sense of Place or a Senseless Place

“I’ll paraphrase the phrase of my old neighborhood: The rest of the countries, the world is not a patch in our jeans, if we do what we wanna do, we need to do,” Joe Biden. Off or on script, Joe Biden, the head of the Democrat party, speaks from a stage of decline that often…

Authority Issues

Looking back, how many of you, during the COVID planned-demic wore a mask, or worse, received the experimental DNA-altering jab because you feared losing access to someplace or someone, or losing your job? Authoritarians, and their media handmaids, made a point of telling you to fall in line and fear repercussions. Authoritarians control people with…

That Was No Dream

Ezekiel Evans looked out the front room window. A snow-buried Camry sat dormant under the streetlight. “Still there” Ezekiel said to the glass reflection of Tonya decorating the Christmas tree. He stood there another minute to reassure himself and then returned to his chair. “You never know what will happen next around this doggone place.…

Let’s Space It!

. . . when the fullness of time arrived, God sent His Son . . . You and I, remnants of dying stars, have recently arrived on a habitable zone planet within an incredibly old cosmos . . . American astronomer Edwin Hubble (1889-1953) discovered, through analyzing the distance and redshift effect of two dozen…

Season of Light . . . Pollution?

The light shines in the darkness, and the darkness did not overcome it. -The Gospel According to John 1:5 Night after night the natural illumination of billions of stars and reflective orbs goes unnoticed except for an occasional glimpse at the obvious moon. When the sun goes down, we use artificial light to focus our…

The Days of the Locust

“Happy Thanksgiving”? A plague has cast a pall over the land. Over several seasons much seed has been sown and much labor put in to cultivate good outcomes. But fields and harvests have been set upon by the narcissistic, Machiavellian, psychopathic, sadistic and authoritarian locust of the Left. They have picked clean what is to…