When I was a kid, I went to a Christian school for three years. I still remember one of the songs they taught us in chapel. It was based on Galatians 5, and it was written around 1975. I can’t… Continue Reading →
I’ll never forget the day the Wall came down. I was watching a 3-inch TV screen, the biggest I could afford. A few months into my first real teaching job, I was finally in my own apartment instead of a… Continue Reading →
This post’s example of socialism comes from an unusual source. In 1769, King Carlos III of Spain sent soldiers and missionaries to colonize Upper California. The word ‘king’ is your first clue that this was a monarchy, right? But elements… Continue Reading →
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