Astounded as I was by the phenomenal bestselling success of Rhonda Byrnes’ The Secret ¯gobsmacked by the sheer weight of its pages, the width of its margins, and the commodious depths of its solipsistic inanities¯I wondered: How can I cash in on the gullibility of the average . . . . Continue Reading »
We are all uncertain about what God wants us to do. That is to say, we do not know for sure . Of course it seems silly, when you’re well past middle age and have spent your life doing what you believe you’ve been given to do, to get up in the morning or suddenly stop in the middle of the . . . . Continue Reading »
