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Monthly Archives: August 2012
Between Who You Are And Who You Could Be
It often distresses and bothers me to hear or find out that I am thought to be a ferocious or combative person who seeks after arguments and fights. I suspect, from long and painful personal experience, that this very common … Continue reading
Crazy Is A Friend Of Mine
One of the favorite ways the students here have of talking about each other is to call them crazy. Most of them mean it in a good-natured way, no doubt, but as someone who has been intimately and personally familiar … Continue reading
The Shallow End Of The Pool
Occasionally I will read anecdotes about the early leaders of the United States, about how erudite and educated they were in the Bible (which they regularly would comment on intelligently even in political speeches), in Plutarch (for plenty of Greek … Continue reading
This Would Have Been So Much Easier The First Time
Today we had to start reworking the septic tank system because it had not been done properly the first time, and the students were (as could be expected) less than thrilled about it. It’s no mean feat to dig down … Continue reading
Stand And Deliver, Your Money Or Your Life
Let’s say that you are a Chinese or Burmese businessman, and you own some jade mines in Kachinland. Do you think that your business is safe just because you are working with the Burmese government? If you did, you just … Continue reading
Posted in History, International Relations, Military History, Musings
Tagged Burma, diplomacy, Legacy Institute, legitimacy, philosophy
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A Few Small Repairs
Even though I am very far away, I have seen and read plenty about the Chick-Fil-A imbroglio, and read some pretty harsh and critical comments about those people supporting it. I do not wish to add my own voice to … Continue reading
Posted in Christianity, Church of God, Musings
Tagged culture, family, homosexuality, philosophy, politics
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Two Approaches To Government: Part One
In Matthew 20:25-28 we see our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ giving a clear contrast between two approaches to government, the ways of this world (and Satan) and the way of Jesus Christ. Matthew 20:25-28 reads as follows: “But Jesus … Continue reading
Posted in Bible, Biblical History, Christianity, Church of God, History, Sermonettes
Tagged ancient history, legitimacy, lese majeste, politics
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Book Review: Feelings Buried Alive Never Die
Feelings Buried Alive Never Die, by Karol K. Truman One of the biggest problems with self-help books in general (and also with any kind of truth) is that the principles of self-help are fairly easy and straightforward, but the practice … Continue reading
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Tagged family, nonfiction, positive psychology, psychology
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Motorcycle Ride
It may be a surprise that it took me 31 years before I drove a motorcycle or a scooter, but indeed it did. After some delays for various reason (including illnesses), today I got to ride the teachers’ scooter and … Continue reading
Games People Play
This year’s Olympic Games have been full of actions that have been contrary to the spirit of maximum effort and a desire to win, as well as full of corruption on the side of judges. These scandals and controversies are … Continue reading
