A recent CNN story made the following statement: “It’s not possible to know a person’s gender identity at birth, and there is no consensus criteria for assigning sex at birth.” * Mind you, this was not an opinion piece but… Read More
Cynical Theories Part II – Boundaries
In my earlier post, we saw how critical theory approaches truth. In this one I planned to discuss the four overarching themes of postmodernism, the things you see manifest in and undergirding any application of Theory whether it is critical… Read More
Who Was ‘Good King Wenceslas?’
The tenth century is part of the era known as the “Middle Ages.” This term was coined by scholars in the 15th century to designate the interval between the downfall of the classical world of Greece and Rome and its… Read More
A Time for Giving Thanks
During this season of focus on gratefulness and thanksgiving, we are setting aside time this morning to reflect and express gratitude for the greatest thing we have ever been given. In today’s worship, we turn our attention to the Lord’s… Read More
Cynical Theories – Part I
My late father-in-law worked with and around automobiles his entire life. I remember him telling me that, though antifreeze is poisonous, animals will drink it because it tastes sweet to them. This sweetness masks the deadly poison causing the animal… Read More
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