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Western Civilization is Not Christian: A Foot in Both WorldsBy Ed Hurst | Sep 2, 2010 at 0:39:41The Apostle John warned us the world would naturally hate us. It should then be no surprise that, as I have argued in my previous columns, the West’s way of looking at things might be less than ideal for understanding God and his will for us. The View from Mudsock Heights: Pay-As-You-Go Cellular Service Has Gotten Cheap!By Dennis E. Powell | Aug 26, 2010 at 23:9:55Some of you may remember when it was a very big deal to make a long-distance telephone call. I have actual photographs of my grandparents, on the occasion of their golden wedding anniversary in 1956, at the telephone, the notes on the backs of the pictures saying that they were receiving calls from Dallas and Nebraska. This was thought remarkable at the time. Droid X Excels at More than Just Screen SizeBy Timothy R. Butler | Aug 25, 2010 at 21:28:40Since Motorola’s Droid first arrived last year, the Droid fleet has been expanding at a dizzying pace. Now, just months after the excellent HTC Droid Incredible showed up, Verizon and Motorola have unleashed the Droid X and Droid 2. Over the last few weeks, we put the Droid X through a grueling variety of tests to find out if this mammoth phone has what it takes. The View from Mudsock Heights: Getting Prickly From the Heat, Humidity, Horseflies, and HumansBy Dennis E. Powell | Aug 20, 2010 at 16:49:42Despite the warmth of the day, swinging the maul down on the hunks of black locust wood was satisfying. In every case, the pieces of log had blown apart with that satisfying sound good wood makes when it’s split. Then came the hidden knot. The All Too Averaged American RoadBy Timothy R. Butler | Aug 19, 2010 at 22:23:36While traveling from place to place by car is hardly the glamorous thing it once was, it certainly has grown easier. As I went through Southern Missouri twice this week – once going down the Interstate and once back up via the remains of Route 66, I wondered if easier had any relation to better. |
The Danger of PeacemakerBy Timothy R. ButlerHere is a story. The leaders of a church have a personal agenda against someone and want to quiet him, exact revenge or what have you. They not only come at him within their church, they continue by following him outside of that church to any other church he seeks refuge at and any place he works, making a wreck of his life in the process. That is the sort of thing that only happened in the past, in dusty tales of witch-hunts in Salem or the Inquisition in Spain, right? Wrong: it is happening today, perhaps at a seemingly normal church near you. |
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