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The whole of our society is less than the sum of its parts Whenever I interact with individuals, I find that they are for the most part decent, caring, kind and generous. And yet, I find that our culture as a whole has become more and more mean-spirited, violent and
The Supreme Court seems about to overturn Roe v. Wade. Just when you think the whole world is going to hell, something important, beautiful and wonderful happens. God is real, present, aware and involved. And he never loses in the long run. P.S.: Thank you, President Trump. Richard J. Krauland,
Why would anyone want to be a police officer from this point on? I believe our schools have been teaching false concepts of systemic racism, unconscious bias and white privilege, and so the youthful population has little foundation in the truth. I see criminals, who are incapable of dealing maturely with any figures in authority, celebrated, and the media distorting everything for political purposes. And often those who are willing to put themselves at risk to protect the rest of us are vilified. Our only real hope lies in prayers. No earthly authority seems honest or courageous enough to solve these problems.
As we near the end of 2020, a few things should be coming clear: • We can’t trust the federal government to spend prudently. • We can’t trust our state governors to govern wisely. • We can’t trust the Fed to protect our currency. • We can’t trust the United Nations, World Trade Organization or other international organizations to do whatever it is they claim to do. In fact, the only being that is worthy of our faith and trust is our creator. And as we celebrate the birth of the son he sent us, it would be very wise to review the teachings that his son left behind.