Ghost on Steamboat Road
Today we feature another real-life ghost story experienced by yours truly in 1972 in the Northern Neck of Virginia, 47 years ago when 16, with one of my best friends, Roscoe Brumback . . .
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The Bear Rug
When Uncle Sam gives some of the smartest, ablest, and most hardworking people in the world (Wall Street executives) strong, nearly carte blanche incentives to create utopias . . .
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Goldfish: 2019’s Expert Contributors
Each of our new Expert Contributors introduced below will get you thinking, and we hope you’ll improve your worldview position with their help, though we’re quite certain that they’ll offer challenges . . .
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Zeno’s Child
Of course, for good reasons, the ancients were fascinated with bows and arrows, and they frequently used shooting as a metaphor to describe truth, life purpose, virtue, and sin . . .
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Seven Types of Atheism
John Gray’s recent book, Seven Types of Atheism, however, says very clearly: “Not so fast. There are many commonalities between religious persons and atheists . . .
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Primal Screams
Ms. Eberstadt supports the feminist agenda of freedom of opportunity across the board, but she objects to what has become, quite literally, throwing the “baby out with the bath water” . . .
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We Are the World? How?
Urban suggests that each person consists of two selves, an Inner Self and an Outer Self (see below). The Inner Self is the product of a constant struggle between two minds, the Primitive Mind and the Higher Mind . . .
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