Calling It True Does Not Make It So
What is a sheep’s tail? As we watch how the election slowly emerges, I am reminded of an old riddle. The riddle asks that if...
Category: Civil Discourse
Talking May Require New Skills During Holidays
Talking isn’t simple anymore You may have noticed that talking isn’t the same during these holidays as in years gone by. Even though most of...
What We Accept Shapes Our Future
Grant us serenity to accept It’s not always easy to accept reality. In fact, we may find ourselves resisting truths when we’ve become comfortable with...
The Nation Must Work Together to Be United
We have been united in watching the elections Whichever way we voted; we have been united these last few days. We have shared several days...
Election Patience for Now and Coming Years
Patience is stretched as votes are counted Some say that patience is a virtue. Some explain that patience is not the ability to wait but...
American Politics Requires a Rosetta Stone
The Rosetta Stone gave us insight According to Wikipedia, the Rosetta Stone: … is a granodiorite stele inscribed with three versions of a decree issued...
Disinformation Can Make the Nation Sick
Disinformation surrounds us It is not news to report that we are in the midst of a sea of disinformation. We know that. What’s more,...
Finding America in Days Ahead
America is a mix of events and emotions and values What does America mean to you? I’m referring, of course, to the United States of...
RBG Shaped How Courts Formed Decisions
RBG was noted for her decisions Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s legacy is her decisions that made a difference through her actions beyond her words. Her...
Political Contrast Can Do Irreparable Harm
Our lives are full of contrast The contrast between you and I may be interesting, if not significant. Perhaps we have different habits of worship,...