Captian's Log In Memory of Ravi Zacharias 19 May 2020 A great man, an apologist who exuded love to an angry and hostile world, has from this earth now passed, and I am glad for him that his labors down…
Captian's Log Drabble: Passing Away 12 May 202011 May 2020 There is a place for me, but for now I am lost in this storm, caught in it. I have no direction; I have only patience. I plod forward, not…
Captian's Log Unknown 10 May 2020 I myself am not an anthropologist, but there exists within me a fascination with humanity. I remember once, having traveled farther than my map prescribed—into that realm of foreboding dragons—when…
Captian's Log Essay: Sin and Death 3 May 20202 May 2020 Please Read: Thoughts on Sin and Death Excerpt: In a class project covering Humanity and Sin, I was dissatisfied with the final compromise: I do not think we agreed on…
Captian's Log Excerpt: The Value of Facing Death 1 May 20201 May 2020 Below is an excerpt from my "Final Exam," which was the final paper I had to write for the final class of this semester. I hope to, after making some…
Captian's Log Caught 16 Apr 2020 The rain beat against the curved roof of the bus stop, beading up on the glass panels and rolling down onto the wet pavement below. He was burning; his head…
Captian's Log Short: Laughter 10 Apr 2020 The knife was cold, jarring. Like a shock it entered me, entered my very flesh, its invading cold stealing my breath. My weak legs disappeared, buckling underneath me; my vision…
Captian's Log Drabble: The Grave 5 Apr 2020 The glistening, white marble stone cast a long shadow across the barren dirt. Its smooth faces were pristine, as if perpetually polished, and the deep etchings on it, like its…
Captian's Log Short Story: The Machine 30 Mar 2020 It was the machine, promised throughout all eternity, but especially in modernity realized possible. Its plans have been worked on since man first drew on his cave walls, not yet…
