Category: Philosophy

  • On Property Ownership

    One of the hardest things about writing has little or nothing to do with the actual act. Rather, it comes before the actual time “penning” a given piece of work. Having once decide about what one is going to speak, there is a tendency to come to the stark realization that, the thing I about […]

  • Marriage – An Unfortunate Viewpoint

    I think it highly likely that any complicated set of beliefs, will have adherents who have a variety of misconceptions about that belief set. It is obvious this must be true for Christianity, since a pretty crucial reason for the number of sects currently found in Christendom can be stated simply as “differences in beliefs,” […]

  • On The Nuclear Family

    Anybody silly enough to believe it is a new thing that young people are confused in a couple of significant ways need only really peruse various histories with an open mind to decide otherwise. My generation had their own issues of confusion, and they didn’t look so very different in origin than the ones currently […]

  • On Immigration, Law and Family

    Knowing the subject I am about to discuss to be a touchy one for a lot of folks out there, I will make a couple of important disclaimers. To begin with, let me say that I know the United States of America to be a nation literally built by and on immigrants. Some of those […]

  • What, Again?

    Before I get into the “meat” of this post, allow me to tell you just a little about myself. To begin with, my training and credentials regarding Autism amount to zilch other than my experiences with a certain five-year-old named Garrett (and a few random encounters with other Autistic children and their parents, siblings and […]

  • A Response in Refutation of the Cited Story On The Second Amendment

    I’d just like to say that this person’s arguments in the listed article, are the very definition of clueless for the most part. By way of example, they talk about the idea of “well regulated” as though it was intended to discuss gun ownership, not the militia. Well regulated was intended to describe the militia, […]

  • So this is Fifty Four

    I hope it’s true for everybody, age aside, that they learn a little more—become a little wiser and a little bit more able to deal with their respective world—on a daily basis. I’ve never been one to celebrate my own birthday, and I’m not intending to “break that trend” today. Rather than throwing confetti or […]

  • Where And Why Politics And Christianity Intersect

    Perhaps in a perfect world, there would never be a need to discuss politics among Christians or between Christians and unbelievers. Maybe that’s not the case, but whether or not it is, such a need assuredly exists. The funny little reality is, my support for a particular political perspective comes out of my belief in […]

  • On Sanity

    Much has been made by a great many people—myself included—about the need for standards. So significant is this need, that it is hard to imagine a life without them existing. In order to distinguish between righteousness and unrighteousness, rectitude and error, suitability for purpose or lack thereof and so many more things, it is necessary […]

  • On the First Amendment to the United States Constitution

    I have yet to meet an individual who, on looking at it, would state that the United States Constitution was not a pretty amazing piece of work. Don’t get me wrong, I’m sure such people exist. I’m simply saying that, either they have chosen to bite their collective tongues when around me, or I have […]