From where I sit
The WatchmenPull up a chair, grab a cup of coffee, and enjoy a view of the world from where I sit.
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When Words Lose Their Meaning(Racism)
In 2019, comedian Shane Gillis landed a dream gig on Saturday Night Live—only to be fired days later when old podcast clips surfaced of him using racial slurs and joking about Asians. The left branded him “racist,” and the Twitter storm tha...
The Image of God in Crisis
#### You’ve most likely heard by now about the murders of the schoolchildren in Minneapolis, Colorado/ The murder of Iryna Zurustia, and of Charlie Kirk. It feels as though we can’t go five minutes without hearing of another tragedy. For th...
Let's play ableism Bingo
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The theological curb cut effect
The signing of The Americans with Disabilities Act(ADA), on July 26th of 1990, mandated the use of curb cuts in sidewalks as a universal design principle, but how many times have you paid attention to how a parent pushes a stroller up a “cu...
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I'm the watchman.. set on the wall I write as a Christian who also has cerebral palsy; those are my niche topics, but I write about...anything that strikes my fancy. I'm not politically correct. I call it like I see it
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