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Christmas for children – and when this season is over When it comes to Christmas and our children, there are questions we should ask. These questions help us understand our platform in Christmas celebrations. There are also steps we must take to ensure that this season provides what is best for our children, both emotionally,…
Two different questions with the same word The gospel of Luke tells the encounters of Gabriel with both Zechariah and Mary. After the angel’s encounter with priest Zechariah in the Holy of Holies, the priest is left dumb (unable to speak). After the angel’s encounter with the young virgin Mary, she is free to speak….
Linus Linus always has his blanket. He and Charlie Brown are friends. The comic strip Peanuts, featuring Charlie Brown, Linus, and others by Charles M. Schulz debuted in October of 1950. Peanuts is a comic strip about common life, heralding events and relationships. Subtle messages are given through Peanuts: sports aren’t all that important; loneliness…
A different, distinct, and distant star. The most well-known light in the universe shone over 2,000 years ago. It was a different star than astrologers had ever seen, and they recognized the fact that this star was distinctly different. These wise men were no doubt Greek astrologers and spent their lifetime studying the stars. These…
The black hole. The black hole is invisible, but it is there. According to NASA, a black hole is a place in space that has a gravitational pull so intense that nothing, not even light, can escape it once inside a certain region, which is known as the event horizon. Because no light can come…
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