At the height of immigration into the United States 1880-1921, there were only two inspections. The immigrant’s papers were checked and a physical was conducted. Only 2-5% were not allowed into the country either because of suspicious papers or physical problems (e.g. cholera, influenza, tuberculous and other communicable diseases). However,… Continue reading
Ireland has officially overturned years of anti-abortion laws protecting the fetus. The final vote was 66% to 34% in favor of allowing women the right to choose to end a human life. Although this defeat is tragic and morally unacceptable, Americans are starting to shift in their opinions of abortion. According… Continue reading
During my Army days in the 80s, I made four trips to South Korea. On three of those occasions, I was on the DMZ (The Demilitarized Zone). I remember looking into North Korea with armed guards looking back at me. At that time, my focus was on the enemy in… Continue reading
This Sunday, May 12th is Mother’s Day. On this day we remember our mother’s sacrifice, devotion, and love. Also, I am mindful that some mothers are no longer with us. So, I realize that tomorrow may be difficult. Please know that I understand those emotions and your loss. My prayer… Continue reading
The following article is from Thomas R. Schreiner, one of my favorite theologians. It is worth the read. Enjoy Peter tells us Paul wrote some things that are hard to understand (2 Pet. 3:16). Jesus said some difficult things, too. Twice the Lord told his disciples that if they had… Continue reading