Monthly Archives: August 2012
The Greybeard Chronicles: ‘Till my change comes
Tweet This morning at work, I was given a stark reminder of how quickly things can change and how incredibly unsettling change can feel. We talk a lot about change, don’t we? The current president promised hope and change. Folks … Continue reading
A Dubious Anniversary: 2012 marks the 20th anniversary of political correctness
Tweet With the election of Bill Clinton in 1992, America ushered in the era of political correctness. “Honest” Abe Lincoln and his impact on public life was swept away in favor of pandering to the whim of prevailing thought. Sensitivity … Continue reading
Proverbs 27 and The Proverbial Relationship
Tweet Proverbs 27 is one of those subsets of Solomon’s proverbs that contains a collection of observations, any of which can stand alone as its own pearl of wisdom. There is, however, a rough, overriding theme in these verses—that of … Continue reading

