Monthly Archives: April 2017

When God sings for joy, more energy is released than exists in all the matter and motion of the universe. https://t.co/ODdJXgn79F — Desiring God (@desiringGod) April 27, 2017 No.

I posted a few weeks ago about America’s earliest known miners, the aboriginals who dug copper from pits in the Keweenaw Peninsula about 5000 B.C. It’s one of those odd historical tidbits that gets stuck in my head and doesn’t … Continue reading →

Bruce Gerencser offers a reading recommendation today, On Tyranny by Yale historian Timothy Snyder. One of the most striking things to me about his blog is that, though there is little in our backgrounds that is shared but the fact … Continue reading →

Republicans at all levels sold out their principles and morals (at least what was left of them) to support Trump and they need to pay for their betrayal of decency and integrity. Michael Hamar Exactly right. It’s not surprising that … Continue reading →

As the Trump administration careers toward its 100th-day of governance — an informal benchmark established by Franklin Delano Roosevelt’s hyperactive ascension to office during the Great Depression — the agenda includes: A new tax plan Revival of whatever the president … Continue reading →