Romans Five? And More Abstract Thoughts.
The following thoughts are an addendum to the thoughts I had earlier in the week that are expressed in this abstract-like post: Freedom to Make Good Decisions and Other Abstract Things. If you haven’t read that post, I would suggest that you read it before you read this one. This post is a continuation of the thoughts expressed in the first post. The post below would make much more sense if the original post was read first. At any rate, I encountered more information that is relevant to the sketch expressed in that original post. I thought I’d share it. +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

A Joel Pett Cartoon
Abortion By Joel Pett, Lexington Herald-Leader From the Cartoonist Group. I advocate for and believe in the sanctity of life but the above cartoon raises a great point that should not be missed in the current debate concerning health-care reform. Related posts:

Freedom to Make Good Decisions and Other Abstract Things
Original Inherited Sin I’ve been sketching. No, I do not have a full or complete picture yet, but I’m still sketching with the hope that one will materialize. So, what am I sketching? I’m trying to sketch a Christological picture that specifically addresses the concept/doctrine of Original Sin. Perhaps some of you may be able to help me with this sketch. Please remember, I’m just sketching an abstract of sorts … So, I’m starti

The Giving Tree by Shel Silverstein
The Giving Tree The Giving Tree is a brilliant little story written and illustrated by Shel Silverstein. It was first published in 1964. Shel Silverstein also penned stories like Take Ten (1955), Grab Your Socks! (1956), Lafcadio: The Lion Who Shot Back (1963)

Becoming Who You Are
Become Who You Are “Each person’s only hope for improving his lot rests on his recognizing the true nature of his basic personality, surrendering to it, and becoming who he is.” – Psychotherapist and author, Sheldon Kopp (1929 – March 29, 1999) I am an intellectually curious person. I am a progressive thinker. My thoughts come to me in broad, sweeping strokes. For example, I am more interested in the universal role of myt