To Judge, or Not To Judge?

The title makes it rather clear that I am going to talk about judging others, and it also encompasses the question of our age. Should we, as Christians, judge people, or not? I cannot deny it, this is a tough subject, just like every other, and therefore should be addressed. And like most tough subjects, …

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Remembering Memorial Day

All that they had they gave – they gave – In sure and single faith. There can no knowledge reach the grave To make them grudge their death Save only if they understood That, after all was done, We they redeemed denied their blood And mocked the gains it won. - Kipling   To my …

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Comedy – We Laugh, We Cry, We Unify

Although I enjoy a large range of writings, mostly falling under the romantic section, I particularly love to laugh. Laughing is good for one's health, and gaining a few laugh lines is nothing to be ashamed about. One of my favourite, if not my absolute favourite, Shakespeare plays is Much Ado About Nothing. It is …

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Running the Race Towards Life

Running a race is difficult. A person must train for months before it starts and condition the body to be prepared for any possible difficulties. They must eat the right food and be strict in the way they live their life in order to be strong when the race comes. There is no slacking, or …

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Lest Any Man Should Boast

I found this last month or so a good time to take a break while school was in full swing. I had much to write about during Lent, but I think I will save those topics to be refreshed now that it is over. And for those of you who don't know, Lent is the …

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