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Opinion

Ear hairs in the cockpit

Pilots already know this, but for those who have never taken a flying lesson, there are a certain number of hours (three) you have to train “under the hood” as it’s called before you’re qualified to take the private pilot’s test (which includes a written test, oral test, and flight test).

Stacking the deck

Donald Trump is a very caring individual and is often attacked or ignored when he shows that aspect of his character. When, for example, he was in Walter Reed Hospital and wished to show his appreciation to well-wishers outside by being driven around the perimeter of the grounds and greeting them, he was attacked for endangering his driver (who was in a sealed off portion of the limo). When he had pizza delivered to the group every 45 minutes, the press largely ignored the gesture. When he got sick, reporters generally blamed him for not taking precautions, although it’s very possible the debate commission was at least to some extent at fault for not screening those present. Ah, the debate commission.

Marriage: Contract or Covenant?

There’s absolutely no shortage of life issues plaguing this sin-infested world we live in, yet one has become more pervasive than ever: divorce. Over half of all marriages end in divorce. The “sanctity of marriage” in modern culture is more like the “sanctimony of marriage.” Much of this due not only to a narcissistic society that considers everything disposable—including relationships—but to the widespread ignorance of the definition of marriage by design in Genesis 2:24 (then see “adultery” in Exodus 20:14; this isn’t just an “Old Testament God” thing, either—read what Jesus says about the Commandments in Matthew 22:36-40). Not surprising to me, a pastor, is just how many couples are already married before their wedding day!

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