Dealing with painful losses and our ingratitude
[ad_1] She had sat at the table for hours, pen in hand but so paralyzed with grief she could not write. Finally, Nancy Mills expressed her feelings to her son-in-law upon the deaths of his
Christian division reflected in Pence, Buttigieg
[ad_1] Would you like to see a self-professed strongly committed Christian in the White House? Which one? Democratic South Bend Mayor Pete Buttigieg or Republican Vice President Mike Pence? Both are quite candid about their
Progressive insanity across the state line
[ad_1] Weâve all seen signs like this â âThe beatings will continue until morale improvesâ â posted in workplaces, usually places where the boss is not likely to venture. It is part dark humor and
Hate: A matter of discernment
[ad_1] I donât hate hate. I donât know if that makes me an oddball, but it probably marks me as a member of a small minority. Hating hate, in fact, might turn out to be
Faith, hope and pluck — just like Indiana's Burt Perrine
[ad_1] The free exercise of religion is the rock upon which America was built. But it was the free exercise of ambition which did the building. Ambition took tiny Burt Perrine — he stood 5-feet-7
MOVIE REVIEW: 'The Hidden World' brings 'How To Train Your Dragon' trilogy to teary, satisfying end
[ad_1] It’s a shame that I never got to review the first two “How to Train Your Dragon” movies from 2010 and 2014, respectively. The beautiful animation, engaging characters, and complex relationships made for some
Apologies to Thomas Jefferson; Misattribution in the internet age
[ad_1] I hate getting Thomas Jefferson wrong. I donât like slighting anybody from our past, given how hard they struggled and strained to bring us to the present. But, considering how much he contributed to