zac | February 22, 2007
I was driving with my father yesterday, and we found ourselves behind a vehicle that had two bumper stickers. One said, “No Jesus, No Peace; Know Jesus, Know Peace.” The second said, “Semper Fi.” We reflected on the apparent paradox. Later in the day I saw a “Visualize World Peace” bumper [...]
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zac | February 15, 2007
I have noticed something interesting: people who claim to not believe in God make decisions much quicker than people who do believe in God. I have also noticed that secular decisions are not exclusively bad decisions. Non-Christians make good decisions sometimes. Christians make bad decisions sometimes. Why does it take longer [...]
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zac | February 8, 2007
In ancient times, when boats did not have engines, navigation was less precise. When boats were propelled by several men with oars, accuracy was less relative. On the open ocean, this was less of a concern, but when coming into port, exactness suddenly mattered. Most ancient docks employed a simple strategy [...]
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zac | February 1, 2007
Imagine being on the run. You are being chased by people who would kill you if they found you. You are on foot. It is through perilous canyons and scattered hills that you run. There is little vegetation to hide behind. Your mouth is dry. Your feet hurt. The road you are [...]
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