Christian fantasy literature, and commentary on assorted subjects
First of all I am still tired. I am feeling better than I had been, but do have a persistent tiredness. Not bad enough to warrant a visit to a Dr., but enough to keep me from really accomplishing much.
Traffic here was very light also, but that’s not a problem.
At least we are getting a rest from the killer heat of a few days ago.
Maybe that’s the problem–still tired from all that heat.
Whatever it is, it is sure to pass, as do all things.
Have a good night, all.
See you tomorrow.
God bless everybody.
Patty
One of the coziest things I have ever seen. You can hear the cat purring so clearly.
(from the Chalcedon Foundation’s Youtube channel)
From November 19, 2019
Very little news escaped R.J. Rushdoony’s notice; and his commentaries, recorded 30, 40, or 50 years ago, seem right on target today. A lot of us just now are asking, “How much honesty is there in civil government?” What with the talentless offspring of various high-level politicians being awarded fantastically lucrative no-show jobs with assorted foreign business entities… Gee, it sure doesn’t look honest.
In 1980, Rushdoony recalls, the Internal Revenue Service audited 168 of its own auditors–and found “serious errors” perpetrated by more than half of them. And their underpayments were about twice as big as those made by the citizens whom they were auditing.
“When we trust in God,” Rushdoony said, “we become more trustworthy ourselves, to the extent that we obey Him.”
The IRS can’t make us honest. Only God’s Spirit can do that.
Very interesting.
This man really loves his tiny dog.