Posted by: Drew on: 30 January 2007
Hey it’s not my fault my diet has so much French fries and pizza in it. If Pioneer would just learn how to cook something besides chicken and beef I’d be all set.
Comic Strip courtesy of Metro.
Posted by: Drew on: 26 January 2007
I’ve added a page to the site that has what I’m reading presently, and what I would like to read in the future. Drop by there and leave any suggestions you might have.
Posted by: Drew on: 22 January 2007
Jesus took the command to love our neighbor as we love ourselves, and pushed the definition of who is our neighbor, out, out, and still further out, until it reached to the ends of the earth and included all of humanity – all of God’s children.
Alvin Alexi Currier
Posted by: Drew on: 22 January 2007
This is just a trailer for longer 13 minute video from PETA. (edit: It now is the full thing) For the full thing go to Meat.org. Unfortunately, I know that even with my vegetarian diet, I am still contributing to these atrocities. I really wish I could do more, but at the moment [...]
Posted by: Drew on: 20 January 2007
I just found what I think is a really cool idea. Kiva.org gives you the opportunity to lend money for a microenterprise program. You are able to choose the project that your money goes to, making an enormous difference in someone else’s life.
Posted by: Drew on: 18 January 2007
This is the personal essay part of the assignment from class.
All the things that I do to make the world a better place must make me a hero. My tireless adherence to a vegetarian diet must really make me a hero. Just think of all the good I am doing. And my constant striving [...]
Posted by: Drew on: 17 January 2007
For my Periodical Writing class, Prof. Leax had us write an article and then a related personal essay on the topic of heroism. I thought I’d post them here. Here is the article.
Heroism is something that most of us, if not all, view as an admirable condition. And because of this we have no [...]
Posted by: Drew on: 14 January 2007
The problem with the world is that we draw the circle of our family too small.
Mother Teresa
Posted by: Drew on: 13 January 2007
Over the Holiday Break I was feeling a bit heretical and decided to read The DaVinci Code, and a similar book called the Expected One. One of the basic premises of these books, if you don’t know, is that Jesus of Nazareth married the woman named Mary Magdalene. In one of the [...]
Posted by: Drew on: 10 January 2007
What made the teaching of Jesus different and apparently so hard to accept then as now, was that it required a critical reassessment of the structures and values and attitudes of human society as his listeners and followers shared in it.
Monika K. Hellwig
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