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The Unchanging Epiphany, the Irony of Manger Scenes, What Is Revealed
Yesterday, January 5, is traditionally the last day of Christmastide (the “twelve days of Christmas”). While driving around town, I saw a man busily taking down outdoor Christmas lights and decorations. I idly wondered if he knew that it was … Continue reading
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The Rev. Dr.'s Musings on Nature, Life & Belief 