Captian's Log Poem: Chaos 6 Feb 2020 I dreamed there was a place for me, that I’d be there, that I’d be free, but daylight ripped me cruelly from those visions. I thought, by chance, I’d found…
Captian's Log Book Review | Relativism: Feet Firmly Planted in Mid-Air 5 Feb 2020 I am not sure how to best respond to Relativism by Beckwith and Koukl. On the one hand, it clearly describes and subsequently unravels a rather obnoxious, if popular, philosophy,…
Captian's Log The Joke 4 Feb 2020 So, generally, I neither shy away from the subject of politics nor race towards it headlong. However, tonight I want to consider a discussion I had with someone who found…
Captian's Log Poem: The Light to See 3 Feb 2020 They say you never really die but only go away. I thought of this and watched the sky while night moved on to day. You are a darkness, this I…
Captian's Log… Agonson’s Top 10: Hamlet 1 Feb 2020 It has entered my mind to formulate a list of books which have been meaningful to me, both in the pleasure they offer and also in the effect they had.…
Captian's Log Poem: The Unknown 31 Jan 2020 As the world grew dark in the strength of day and the screams of death overwhelmed the sky only he stood up with his sword held high and invaders slew.…
Captian's Log Favorite Song? 30 Jan 202030 Jan 2020 So, I can never really decide on a favorite song—and I do not know anyone who really has—but gun to my head, it is Hallelujah. The problem is that I…
Captian's Log Tall Tale: There is a Lake 29 Jan 2020 The bear hidden in the shadows of the forest, lumbers, master of his domain. The rabbit, hidden in his hole below, twitches his nose. And bluebirds twirtle and circle each…
Captian's Log Around the Lake 28 Jan 2020 Two friends were walking by the pond. They had made this trek before as young men, conversing as they completed their circuit, but the day was waning as they went,…
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