A short essay on imagination and how it can help improve our world.
February 28, 2002
Christmas Eve Service: Looking at Religion, Freedom and Christ's Birth.
Christmas List 2006: Some Christmas wishes.
Do I Oppose Stem Cell Research?: Stem cell research can be good or bad depending on how it's used.
Freedom in the Book of Gensis: One perspective on the bible and notions of freedom.
Greatest Christmas Gift: Some things beyond gifts we all should treasure on Christmas.
Judgment Day: The day of reckoning may be far off, but we are always affecting our world.
On The Black God: Thoughs on morality, bible thumbing, and hate crimes.
Our Greatest Sin: Failure to change the world as Jesus would want is everybody's biggest sin.
Religion in Schools: Why creationism and school prayer should play a role in education.
Tao of Cowboy: Things we can learn from taoism in our lives.
As we get older, we all become pragamists. We start to feel hopeless, and that reform is impossible. We set our goals too high.
Yet, as the passage of the soft money ban proves, progress can happen. It can be difficult, and a slow process—yet the net result leads to a better government—and eventually to a better America.
Without the dream, it will never happen. But if we shoot too high, we will never get anything accomplished. We must take little steps to work towards changing the world, step by step—and multilaterially.
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