Over on Love, Joy, Feminism Libby Anne has asked the following questions, which have made me think about my view of marriage and how it has changed over the years. What do you believe should be the purpose of marriage in our society today? What do you personally see as the purpose of marriage for…
This is irony: when the exhibit I curious but not passionate about seeing ends up being the one to set my artistic soul on fire. “At War with the Obvious: Photographs by William Eggleston” did that to me, today. His photos are of everyday things, just like mine! I couldn’t get enough of his work;…
Once my excitement over social media mellowed to a realistic view of what I do and do not want to use social media for, I became very particular about what I post to Facebook and who is allowed to see it. I review my privacy settings from time to time, including my various filters, and…
A couple of weeks ago someone expressed worry to me about details that were beneath (in my thoughts) the higher purpose we had gathered with others to fulfill. I smiled and called her “Martha” (not her real name), in reference to the Bible story where Jesus rebukes Martha for asking him to send her sister…
Today on Facebook Randy Roberts Potts posted a thoughtful commentary on decent Christian ministers who struggle to reconcile their compassion for LGBT people and their belief that being LGBT is a sin to be resisted like any other. He says we ought to give such people breathing room, to not toss around words like “bigotry”…
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