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Can the center hold? - Vimarsana News

Can the center hold?

We must not let the center be lost or the future will suffer even worse destructive craziness than our contemporary moment.

The new world order and the whiff of the apocalyptic - Vimarsana News

The new world order and the whiff of the apocalyptic

All this is almost a parody of the book of Revelation. The whiff of the apocalyptic is all around it.

The new world order and the whiff of the apocalyptic - Vimarsana News

The new world order and the whiff of the apocalyptic

All this is almost a parody of the book of Revelation. The whiff of the apocalyptic is all around it.

Churches and political power: Beware the whales - Vimarsana News

Churches and political power: Beware the whales

Like the whale that swallowed Jonah, a great gullet awaits churches that venture far into the dark deeps of politics. Despite the danger, churches and their leaders must venture into those perilous waters as surely as Jonah needed to wind up on the coastlands of Nineveh.

Remember when Richard Allin's column tickled Gazette readers with tales of Wad and Gudge Creek, Arkansas? - Vimarsana News

Remember when Richard Allin's column tickled Gazette readers with tales of Wad and Gudge Creek, Arkansas?

Editor's note: As an Independence Day treat, here is an Our Town column in which Richard Allin (1930-2007) has fun with his satirical towns Wad and Gudge Creek. This was the second column Allin wrote about the fictional Rep. Wallace Wad of the nonexistent Arkansas towns. Although he'd been joking about the towns for years, Allin had spelled Wad with two d's: Wadd. This was his first column using the canonical spelling, "Wad."