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Continuing the process of catching up, I review the books I read during my time away. While on a more controversial note, I also publicize my opinion on homosexuality and gay marriage; with a sprinkle of Christian values to round it up. (October 2012)

Christianity

Nature vs. Christianity

I am, right now, just returning from a church service. A service that has inspired me to write this follow-up article to Nature vs. Morality. Because just as I have a bone to pick with the homosexuals, I also have one to pick with my fellow Christians. Now, there is

Books

Type Talk

Of all the self-help books I read, Type Talk by Otto Kroeger and Janet Thuesen was by far the most confusing; not because it was hard to understand, but because it is hard to apply. You see "Type Talk" takes an in-depth look at the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator:

Books

Eats, Shoots and Leaves

Those of you who pay attention not just to what I say in my writing, but also to how I write, may have noticed an increase in my use of certain punctuation marks: like the colon, and semi-colon. This is mainly a side-effect of my having read this book Eats,

Books

Men are from Mars, Women are from Venus

Many people seem to take issue with self-help books. It's like there's just something about getting advice from a book, that hurts our pride. Which is why I suppose, my father made us promise to read the relationship books he bought for us back in March. But I personally don't

Thoughts

Nature vs. Morality

So I think it's about time I talk about it; the most controversial issue in American society today: Gay rights. 😯 - I can hear the mind gasps already. But before I jump into the main body of the discussion, there are 2 premises that must be established and agreed upon:

Announcements

Thank You

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