Category: Biblical-Theological

French women do not have scales in their bathrooms; nor do they “get fat.”[1] Mireille Guiliano suggests “recasting” as the

“They saved my life . . . These are great men; they are heroes.”  During a 45 minute fire-fight with

“Everything relates to Seinfeld.”  A running joke in our household and among friends for years, the 90’s sit-com addresses many

Robert Fulghum, my favorite religious humanist, penned the title to end all titles with his All I Really Need to

Theo van Gogh, a Dutch filmmaker, was shot dead by a radical Muslim two months after his film “Submission” was

Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade patterned its book burning scene after Joseph Goebbel’s encouragement of Germans to incinerate volumes

When I am dead, those who open my books will find other books inside.  It is there I rejoice, exclaim,

Eric Clapton’s From the Cradle blues album reverberated around the pool table as my son Tyler and I played one

Musing: this word well summarizes the meandering drift of my Christian thoughts.  “May my meditation be pleasing to him, for