“The conflict in Ukraine is all about religion and what kind of Orthodoxy will shape Eastern Europe and other Orthodox communities around the world (especially in Africa). Religion. This is a crusade, recapturing the Holy Land of Russian Orthodoxy, and defeating the Westernized (and decadent) heretics who do not bend the knee to Moscow’s spiritual authority. If … Continue reading The Invasion of Ukraine is Also a Religious Crusade
Someday, I’m thinking, there will be a historic marker on (or near) the campus of Friends University in Wichita, Kansas. And if I last long enough to see it go up, I gotta take a selfie standing next to it. And if I’m really lucky, maybe Caitlyn Fox will take one with me. I’ll get … Continue reading Well, FU to Friends University: you Flunked the Freedom of Expression Exam Big Time.
Quick takes on the Ukraine Invasion, by New York Times opinion writers: “The World Has Changed Overnight” Farah Stockman, Editorial Board member: “A lot of people consider this to be a personal obsession of [Putin’s.] He has a personal obsession with Ukraine. It has a lot of historical meaning to him. But I also see … Continue reading What? Did You Really Mean That What Goes Around Is Actually Coming Around?
Like others, I woke up on Feb. 24th to war, maybe the leading edge of World War Three. Big bummer; but there will be more to say about that later. So instead, I got up, and went off to have a nose job. Another one; in time for spring. Neither event was my idea. A … Continue reading Unmasked & Under the Knife!
