posted by Andrew Dragos filed under Culture
1. What are your friends reading?
Sometimes it's worth asking your friends what's sitting on their coffee tables. If they are in your circle, chances are their interests won't be too quirky for your liking. And even they are, imagine the talking points and connections you'll develop as you share ideas from your mutual reading. Furthermore, asking for a friend's reading
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posted by Andrew Dragos filed under Culture
In almost all circles, "Christianity" is referred to as a religion. Whether it be in the academy, among clergy, or in popular culture, the Christian faith is considered to be that which constitutes a religion. But in recent years certain Christians have decided that this is no longer so. Well-intentioned people make claims like, "I'm not religious,
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The other day I was catching up with a friend over some drinks out on the terrace of a coffee shop. It was in a plaza smack-dab in the middle of a corporate hub. Half-way through our conversation we were approached by a young boy and girl holding chocolate bars. The sales pitch was coming and I was anxious to
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4,000/Day – 25,000/Week – 109,000/Month – 1.3 Million/Year
Since 1973, over 40 million children lost their lives.
“Rescue those being led away to death; hold back those staggering toward slaughter.” Proverbs 24:11
Roe (plaintiff) vs. Wade (her state’s attorney general) 1973
-This Supreme Court case ruled that unborn babies are not persons who are protected by the right to life under the constitution.
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The other night I caught the end of a UFC fight on TV that was, well, consistently "high energy." Both fighters just wouldn't give up. Punches, kicks, holds; all of the pieces that make for a well-rounded match were there. The audience was captivated to say the least. Not to mention, by the end of the match it looked like
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