Good evening, everyone. The semester is officially over tonight, and I passed two of the harder classes I've taken since I've returned to school: Chemistry and Anatomy and Physiology I. Overall, I'm lucky to walk out of Chemistry with a passing grade, because I honestly felt I lost it during test 5…

Before writing this, I want to be clear that I have been part of churches that are militaristic and support what the military does and the wars, as well as Christians serving in the military. So in other words, I have seen and thought on both sides of the issue. I would like to call the church to "r…

It's a testament to the state of my life right now that, although I originally thought of this post two, almost three, weeks ago, I haven't had a chance to write it down until now. That, in itself, is not that unusual. I often take a long time to finish a thought, even in face to face conversations…

May 2, 2012 Army Will Reshape Training, With Lessons From Special Forces By THOM SHANKER WASHINGTON — The Army is reshaping the way many soldiers are trained and deployed, with some conventional units to be placed officially under Special Operations commanders and others assigne…

Tertullian (160-225 AD) is an early Christian church father from Carthage. He wrote many great works that were embraced by the Church. He is most known for being the first Christian to create a plethora of Christian writings in Latin and was given the title "Father of Latin Christianity" as a result…