Using maps to write about Chambers in Egypt
How a Map Can Make a Difference
Using maps to write about Chambers in Egypt
Holy Saturday: Now What?
Every year on “Holy Saturday,” I wonder what Jesus was doing. We finished Good Friday with a somber Tenebrae service, which usually leaves me silent and reflective. I know the hallelujahs, white lilies and terrific music of Easter Sunday are coming. (Along with breaking my annual chocolate fast with . . . plenty). But Holy Saturday catches me with melancholy surprise, plus lots…
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Tenebrae Service and Good Friday
We observe Good Friday every year with the dramatic Tenebrae service. This is a repost because the service is so meaningful to me and others. Here is how we experienced the Tenebrae service several years ago. From the Latin for shadows or darkness, Tenebrae is an ancient service that underscores the solemnity of Jesus’s last day on earth as a man….
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Writing, Gardening and Seed Ideas
How does your writing garden grow? The parallels between a writing life and, well, gardening.
Why Raise Lazarus from the Dead?
Why did Jesus raise Lazarus from the dead?
Rules and Rule-Making
Who should make the rules? A scientist friend has been thinking about the question for most of a week as he reflects on a recent talk by Andrew McAfee, author of The Second Machine Age. The scientist’s thoughts are interesting, and so I am turning this blog post over to him. Thank you, scientist friend! Artificial intelligence (AI) has interested me…
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