20th Knot - The Red String

20th Knot

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)

Nature vs. 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 [https://theredstringblog.com/nature-vs-morality]. Because just as I have a bone to pick with the homosexuals, I also have one to pick with my fellow

Type Talk

Of all the self-help books I read, Type Talk [http://www.amazon.com/Type-Talk-Personality-Types-Determine/dp/0440507049] 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 [http://www.amazon.com/

Eats, Shoots and Leaves

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,

Men are from Mars, Women are from Venus

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 [https://theredstringblog.com/couples-counselling]

Nature vs. Morality

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:

Thank You

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