I must apologize to my readers for the long delay in finishing this series of essays. As you will see from the beginning, I began writing it in the spring, wrote most of it, and then numerous delays prevented its completion. I offer it now to you, again with the trees having become bare. Perhaps
A week ago, Ken Ham, the voice of Answers in Genesis, participated in a broadcast debate with Bill Nye, a science popularizer. Without digressing extensively on a dialogue which broke no new ground, listeners would have seen the biological continuity versus discontinuity issue raised again. In this case, though, the issue was raised between the Christian
The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette continued reporting today about a police dog killed in the line of duty as he went forward on command into a dark basement to confront a knife wielding criminal. “The district judge who set a $1 million bond Monday for the man accused of killing a police dog last week said that he set the amount
The child’s game of tag is simple, universal, and timeless. I’ve seen it from my own backyard to the mountains of East Africa. One person is “it”, and everyone else is a potential target. By a simple touch the targeted person is “got” and the players shift roles. The sting of having been gotten is
Freud’s Last Session by Mark St. Germain directed by Mary B. Robinson C. S. Lewis: Jonathan Crombie Sigmund Freud: David Wohl Performed at the Pittsburgh Public Theater March 20, 2012 Children often play at imagining chance meetings of their favorite superheroes or fantasy characters. What if Batman faced off against the Human Torch, or the