“Whose woods these are I think I know. His house is in the village, though; He will not see me stopping here To watch his woods fill up with snow.” There are many “near greats” in the field of prose … Continue reading
Widely considered the founder of Western philosophy, Socrates (470—399 B.C.) never wrote a single book. We know of him only second hand, from what other people wrote about him. Born in Athens, Greece in the fifth century B. C., Socrates … Continue reading
THE FIVE-FOOT SHELF Times change, places change, people change,…only Human Nature, God, and Sin have remained unchanged over the centuries of time that man has inhabited this earth. Great and not-so-great men and women have lived and contributed much to … Continue reading
One thing, one fact, one truth that we all know, without any question, is that history records and proves we Americans do not learn anything from history. Someone once said that those who fail to learn anything from history are … Continue reading
The Day The Olympic Games Were Shut Down For Religious Reasons In ancient Greece, the Olympic Games were held every four years in tribute to the Greek god, Zeus. These Games actually began in the year 776 B.C. and continued to … Continue reading
