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"Time is money"— or so they say. It's a phrase that ironically enough seems to be as old as time itself. Given that it has passed through the ages I think we ought to give it a fair amount of consideration which most of us do in our day-to-day activities. If you currently hold a job for instance I think it is safe to say you expect to be compensated for time spent in said … [Read more...] about Consider the cost of academic apathy

I was 7 years old when I memorized the faith chapter" of the Bible. "Now faith is being sure of what we hope for and certain of what we do not see" (Hebrews 11:1)— I recited these words for my Sunday School class in a small white "Little-House-on-the-Prairie"-type church in Emden Ill. Of course in my 7-year-old world there wasn't much substantive that I hoped for and even … [Read more...] about Valuing Pep's 'faith chapter'

We live in a world of moral ambiguity where the idea of black and white seems to have faded into shades of gray. Those who claim that the world is split into right and wrong truth and lies black and white— are labeled as dogmatic or fundamentalist. We cling to the postmodernist thinking that we can create our own truth. Why? Because it's easy. In a world of moral … [Read more...] about True morality excludes gray areas