Category Archives: General

It was summer 1961. I was 17, skinny, 6’ 2”, 130 pounds. We were living in Fargo North Dakota where my father was Commandant of Cadets for the AFROTC program at North Dakota State University. He made me go down … Continue reading →

As the Holy Spirit works in me, little by little, He undoes the life long habit of taking the easy way out. What a blessing! It’s not something I could ever do on my own. Still a long way to … Continue reading →

When I used to hear people talk about being born again or receiving Jesus into their heart as their personal saviour, I was skeptical. I dug Jesus. I was a fan. But I had never had any such experience as … Continue reading →

All of the progressive impulses are suicidal. Free the criminals. Eliminate all reliable sources of energy. Eat bugs instead of meat. Encourage abortion. Force everyone to take dangerous experimental vaccines that don’t work. Shut down the school system. Train young … Continue reading →

Trump lunged forward twenty feet from the rear of the limousine, broke through the bullet proof glass, vaulted over the front seat, tried to grab the steering wheel, and choked the driver with his tiny hands. Ms. Hutchinson wasn’t there, … Continue reading →

Although he was a false prophet, by injecting old fashioned morality into the acid culture of the Haight, Stephen Gaskin saved many of us from far worse fates. I feel lucky to have been rescued from the worst excesses of … Continue reading →

This kangaroo court show trial J6 committee is a far greater “threat to democracy” than anything that happened on January 6th or anything that Trump has ever said or done. Anyone who can’t see that is in the grip of … Continue reading →

I took a lot of psychedelics over 30 some years, LSD, psilocybin, mescaline, peyote, mushrooms, morning glory seeds, and ayahuasca. I have no regrets. On balance, although I obviously overdid it, I believe it was good for me, but that … Continue reading →

Father Chris encouraged us to tell our stories. Here is mine. My coming to Christ was not a sudden spectacular event. I was not blinded by the light on the road to Damascus. It was a long, gradual process. I … Continue reading →

Tulsi Gabbard would seem to be the ultra electable politician. She is beautiful, the perfect age, tough, smart, and smack dab in the middle of American political opinion. And yet she is unlikely to be elected to anything because she … Continue reading →