Monday Easter Greetings Happy Easter. Augustine said a Christian should be an "alleluia from head to toe." It's a beautiful idea. I wish I could be an alleluia from just my elbow to my wrist, but I can keep trying and this is a wonderful time of
Something for Easter Morning “When the disciples saw the risen Christ, they beheld “him as a reality in the world, though no longer of it, respecting the order of the world, but Lord of its laws. To behold such reality was different and more than to see a tree or watch a man step
Holy Saturday Nyssa, Tolkien, and Gibson By killing Jesus, Satan had swallowed God's bait. He didn't know he had swallowed the Godhead, thereby inviting Full Being into his fortress of nothingness and bringing about the ontological fall of his nothingness. In the words of St. Gregory of Nyssa:
Good Friday In the 1930s, the Times (London) asked G.K. Chesterton and others to write on the topic of "What's Wrong with the World Today." Chesterton sent back a two-word response: Dear Sirs: I am. Sincerely, G.K. Chesterton "For all that ever was wrong,
Something Light for Good Friday When Ole quit farming, he discovered that he was the only Lutheran in his new little town of Catholics. That was okay, but the neighbors had a problem with his barbequing beef every Friday. Since they couldn't eat meat on Friday, the tempting aroma was getting the best
Thursday Great Video Gotta check out this video [http://www.lewrockwell.com/schiff/schiff80.1.html]. Peter Schiff engages in his usual (and justified) Bernanke bashing. An economist comes to Bernanke's aid. After Schiff says Bernanke has never gotten anything right, the economist responds, "He's gotten
Wednesday Obama and the Frog Drudge slayed me yesterday with this picture and the caption: "DYNAMIC DUO LEAD CHARGE ON IRAN." . . . . Remember those health care upbeat stories I linked to last week, including the one about favorable polling figures? It looks like the polls have already gone back to
Tuesday Stein to Suffrage "How many Wall Streeters have been indicted? None. Well, you will say, what about the psycho Madoff? True, he's a criminal. But he had nothing to do with the housing collapse. Compared with Goldman Sachs, he was a pickpocket. And Goldman Sachs is basically
Monday Stream of Consciousness . . . Kinda, Maybe Man, brutal weekend, with a brutal week ahead. Today's post will be half-SoC and half-normal. If I like it enough, it might become my normal. First, a great passage from this review [http://www.mywire.com/a/NationalReview/Revel-against-machine/
Something for Palm Sunday Morning “The story of each man is the story of God's continual watchfulness over him. Each man is the object of the Lord's special love. Jesus was ready to do everything for Jerusalem, but the city was not willing to open up her gates to his mercy.