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Over the last 10 years I have been able to do a little wine tasting, and one of the words I have become acquainted with is “terroir.” It comes from…

Among the exceptional speakers we have had at General Synod, Rev. Jennifer Butler was one of the best. She spoke to her work in numerous ways that has focused on…

One of the greatest mistakes I see people committing is the idea that one has to understand everything about a topic to believe in it. So many people of faith…

The idea that God has a plan for each person’s life, or that God is in control of all that happens, is, to me, the greatest fallacy of Christian theology.…

When my wife and I decided to attend the No Kings rally in Reading last month, she suggested we bring an American flag and hold it up for the people…

It is said that Arthur Ashe led quietly. He was soft-spoken and polite, choosing his words carefully. He often used this quote: Beware the fury of a patient man. Ashe…

I was watching Wimbledon the other day and there was, as often happens, a rain delay. The station was well prepared, having a variety of historical videos to play during…

The State of Tennessee vs. John Scopes in 1925 was about whether or not evolution could be taught in public schools. This “theory” – which some people think is an…

Much controversy has been roiling around the federal budget bill that narrowly passed the senate yesterday, and I will say that I have read the “high points” as described by…

When Jesus was asked what the greatest commandment was, He gave the listener a 3-part bonus: Love God with all you have and love your neighbor as yourself. Who is…