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  • 11:03

    11:03

    By now, you’ve probably already decided who you are going to vote for in this year’s election. You probably already knew four years ago. Such is the nature of American politics—such is the nature of the New Americana, the narcissism. Our desire to self-identify, to raise up some as more important than others, and to…

  • Doing Our Best Work In Our Golden Years

    Doing Our Best Work In Our Golden Years

    In the previous passage, Samuel prophesied, foretelling what the procedure of the king would be. Before this, Samuel’s ministry, which lasted until he was old (8:1), was routine. Samuel would travel the same circuit judging Israel (7:15-17). He had appointed his sons as judges because of his old age (8:1-2). Now, in his old age,…

  • Who will I vote for in November?

    Who will I vote for in November?

    This election season, much like those in the past, is a struggle for me. I am the type of person who tries to look genuinely at all of the candidates and party platforms before making a decision. Before I talk about who I might vote for, I thought it might be good to say some…

  • The Pilgrim’s Relevancy Book XII: Political Attrocities

    The Pilgrim’s Relevancy Book XII: Political Attrocities

    From that place in the street, they saw another city that was merged with this one. Its name was Religion and there was a man with a megaphone standing behind a self-made podium giving a speech. He stood tall almost on the border, but he was inside the limits of Power yelling into Religion. _______________ Book…

  • Good Politico: is having character actually important?

    Good Politico: is having character actually important?

    There is something to be said for consistency. As people, we used to think that having good character was a respectable thing. With our new entertainment and our political trends as of late, we have proven that character is not truly important to us. We praise our actors for pretending and we are quick to…