Mark's Views, Perhaps — from behind my eyeballs
Yes, you read that right: Riding a book is hard.
I mean, seriously — would you ride it as you would a horse, a camel, or a unicycle?
But no matter how difficult riding a book may be, writing a book is much more hardest.
(Now don’t go puttin’ on airs — I know to say “much more hard,” OK? I just like my way of Read it all
Well, I guess if you worked for Jeff Ellis and Associates, you could opt not to watch.
Or forfeit your job by rescuing the person.
Or jump in the water and pretend you have someone closer that needs rescuing.
Tomás Lopes took the second option above. Read it all
I dislike being wronged.
I dislike feeling like I’ve been wronged.
So what to do?
Here’s something that popped into my head a bit ago:
(I surely do like it when people practice that toward me…)
Voting in a peaceful way.
Voting with all five senses intact.
Great ideas!
Mexico will try to pull off a peaceful, sensible election tomorrow, in part by doing this:Read it all
Believer, the scornful unbeliever watches you, too:
Andée Seu Peterson @WORLD_mag — "But sometimes we Christians have to own up to our bad press and think about it."
— Mark Roth (@anabaptist) June 29, 2012
I just saw that the US Supreme Court upheld ObamaCare this morning.
Wasn’t it just a few days ago that I used their ArizonaScare™ ruling to warn you about what might be coming down the pike for the “Affordable Care Act”?
To ask or not to ask. Now that can be a real puzzler sometimes.
Especially when the “target” for the request is God Almighty Himself.
Why should that be such a puzzler? I guess I don’t know.
Whatever the case, Tuesday morning I posted on my devotional blog: Read it all