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Daily Archives: February 19, 2012
JL Sathre on 25 Things She Learned from Opening a Bookstore
In her Sunday Superlatives for today, Rachel Held Evans linked to a post by JL Sathre entitled 25 Things I Learned from Opening a Bookstore. It’s definitely a funny read! I identified with Number 8: ” If you put free … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Life
Tagged choice book, non fiction books, opening a bookstore, political books, self help books, warm weather
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The World Below
At church this morning, the theme was Jesus’ transfiguration (Mark 9). The pastor talked about how the disciples saw Jesus in a way that they had not seen him before, and he compared that to Madeleine Albright’s discovery that her … Continue reading
Posted in Bible, Church, Mark, Religion
Tagged god and the world, harsh realities, jesus crucifixion, jesus transfiguration, madeleine albright, mountaintop experience
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Nixon’s Civil Rights 19
One thing that stood out to me in my latest reading of Dean Kotlowski’s Nixon’s Civil Rights was how elements of Nixon’s civil rights policy were conservative. I don’t mean rigidly libertarian, in the sense that Nixon opposed government intervention, … Continue reading
Posted in Black History Month, john birch society, Political Philosophy, Politics, Race
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James' Ramblings 