Warp and Woof – Page 62

Blaming the Victim

America now seems to be a nation who wants to accept blame when she is attacked. When a terrorist recently

What do you do with Christmas when you don’t believe in Christ? If you were watching television in December any

The term “scapegoat” derived its name from an animal that bore the guilt for others. So, the consequences of one’s

Can we believe what we see? Do our eyes deceive us? In an age of digital-enhancement and Photoshop, it’s hard

“Going under the hood,” for any fan of the National Football League, is a phrase that means a referee is

“I Can Do Bad All By Myself.” Tyler Perry’s latest film title speaks for itself. William Golding’s The Lord of

Still-beating hearts and walled-off living victims were the subjects of Edgar Allen Poe’s macabre tales.[1] Poe was my favorite writer

Myths, falsehoods, and exaggerations crowd the covers of greeting cards every December. Here are a few. “Xmas” is not eliminating

“It’s wasted on a generation of spoiled idiots.” Comedian Louis C K believes this is the response of many who

“Studying and Teaching the Bible” was one of my course titles as an education professor at Moody Bible Institute. Instruction