A man can do as he wills, but not will as he wills. — Arthur Schopenhauer
This is not a quote I could have sufficiently understood as a youth, and perhaps not even into my twenties. Even now into my thirties, like much of Arthur’s philosophy, it is not something I am willing to embrace. But [...]
I was recently sent the following email.
Hello,
Do not erase please! Important email. Most of you know that David Herzog, a born-again, on-fire for God man is coming to speak at the Cadillac High School Auditorium today Friday @ 7, tomorrow Saturday @ 7 and Sunday 10am and 6 at the Revival [...]
Are you looking for a way to learn without moving off to Universityville?
Do you thirst for knowledge but haven’t the coin to pay college?
Do you want to learn but do not care about the sheepskin?
Do you need more structured learning than reading a book (ie, Audible.com)?
The solution has arrived. Turn off your TV, get all [...]
As a student, I have been forced to read many more books in the past year than I would have otherwise chosen. On occasion, a book is just so good that I can’t help but think that everyone should read it.
How the Irish Saved Civilization is just such a book. It is masterfully written [...]
Does belief in any of Charles Darwin’s theories, such as that the one taught in your child’s school, pose a problem for your faith?
Thank God for Darwin
Churches Celebrate Darwin
If so, why? If not, then what is a proper hermeneutic for reading Genesis?
Every so often you run into something that you’d like to share with those you care about. I read an article on personal finance that does a great job of summarizing a lot of collective wisdom on the topic. I highly recommend reading it, as everyone I know that practices such wisdom has achieved, or [...]