Category: Verbal-Visual

How many of us form an opinion on something based on spurious evidence and then allow the idea to set

Curtains are a character in Peacock. 

Stop right now.  Stop whatever you are doing.  Go right now to rent and watch Temple Grandin.

“How can you believe in something you can’t see?” My atheist friend whispered this question to me during homeroom announcements

What have we become? Imagine your average American small town farming community.  White picket fences, green fields, and red barns

Everyone claims and quotes him, but not all understand him.

How would you respond to a neighbor you had just met who asked if he could sleepover one night at

Swiss authorities studied how religious traditions are passed from generation to generation.  The results published in 2000 were staggering.

John F. Kennedy was wrong.  So says Denver Archbishop Charles Chaput in Houston Baptist University’s forum on faith and public

“He has too many chocolate chips in his cookie dough.”  This was my son Tyler’s response to my query of