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Posted by on Apr 6, 2025 in Blog | 0 comments

Guess Who Was the World’s First Transgender….

 

 

QUESTION FOR SUNDAY SCHOOLERS:

Here’s a thought and a question on this glorious Sunday morning.

Since your “holy book” clearly states Eve was produced solely out of a body part from Adam, then doesn’t that make Eve the world’s first transgender ???

Body part was male, and then voila! Poof! Suddenly, HE is a SHE !!!

Right on, Eve! You go, girl !!!!

Discuss.

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Note: I have ZERO interest in the discussion of fairy tales and anything in the Bible is of no interest or use to me (nor humanity), except for the extraordinary harms it’s done and glaring hypocrisies contained therein. My only point here is that by MAGA making an enormous issue out of something that doesn’t really affect 90 percent of the population, their own belief systems become open to scrutiny. And there’s little that’s more a “spike the ball” moment than pointing out the basis of their entire existence –for those who believe in the ridiculous fables of Adam and Eve– are constructed purely on an act of TRANSGENDER surgery, and some could say body and gender mutilation.

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Posted by on Mar 30, 2024 in Blog | 0 comments

Book Review: “The Anxious Generation”

 

 

“THE ANXIOUS GENERATION”
SHOULD KIDS BE BANNED FROM SOCIAL MEDIA?

Note: Despite this article title, this isn’t so much a book review as an extension of the conversation prompted by Jon Haidt’s new book on the impacts of social media on young people.

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Posted by on Mar 24, 2024 in Blog | 0 comments

Willie Nelson: It’s a Long Story (Book Review)

 

 

I have so many books to read (and hopefully review). Admittedly, I obsess over books, especially biographies. A collection of books is like a wine cellar for the mind.

I just started the Willie Nelson autobiography, “It’s a Long Story.” It’s hard for me to think of anyone who has experienced a more interesting life with so many incredible folksy stories than Nelson. I’m only a few chapters in, so far, and there have been times when I just had to stop cold. Put the book down. Ponder. Think a bit more. Absorb. Take it in. Then, continue.

To me, that’s a *great* book.

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Posted by on Feb 16, 2024 in Blog | 0 comments

Book Review: “Traveling” by John E. Nordahl (1994)

 

 

Wrecks and Restoration:
My Favorite Books

 

“Traveling” by John E. Nordahl (1995)

Preface: My writing career is a salvage yard of wrecks and restorations, with lots of discarded junk and half-finished projects, mixed in with a few classics. One unfinished project I never hope to complete is reading and then writing about the books I love. Today is Chapter 2 of a what I’ll call “a new re-discovery,” pulling books from my shelves that were vitally important to me, along with some explanation as to why they had a strong influence upon my life.

 

TRAVELING: THREE MONTHS ON THE NBA ROAD

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