I have been rethinking some things. Â It took me a long time to decide start a blog precisely because I was acutely aware that what I have to say may not be palatable to others. When I did decide to start a blog, I resolved not to expect others to agree with what I say… Continue reading Rethinking the middle ground…
Call me contrary but I really cannot be happy about Osama bin Laden’s death. Â I may be relieved that the long drawn out manhunt for this belligerent has finally ended in his death, but his death, the manner of his death, is not a cause for jubilation for me. Â Before you get angry, please note… Continue reading Osama’s death: This is sad only
I was watching CNN last night when US Pres. Obama confirmed that Osama bin Laden was, indeed, dead. Â I was also watching TV last night when I saw the spontaneous outburst of elation at West Point Military Academy and at Ground Zero. Â People were so happy that Osama bin Laden was dead. This blog is… Continue reading Watching events unfold: is this a dry run?
Lesson 7 is based on Chapter 6 of the book The Incomparable Christ by J. Oswald Sanders entitled “The Earthly Occupation of Christ.” Main idea: Of 18 years of the earthly life of Christ, we know nothing except that he was the carpenter’s son. Â Out of all possible occupations, God chose for His Son in… Continue reading Lesson 7: “Is not this the carpenter’s son?”
On April 25, Monday afternoon at 1:00pm, I was waiting to board the LRT at the Grand Central at Monumento. Â I was going to the Court of Appeals to file a Petition. Â I was supposed to meet with my client at the Robinson’s near the CA. I always take the LRT. Â This is the only… Continue reading Chance meetings on the LRT and Psalm 34