Hitting a homer is rare indeed. If the bases are loaded, the odds are stacked against you.

A person can easily say, "So-and-so had a full life," referring to their age. But how much is enough? Mortality is cherished; holy humanism aims at immortality.

Consider for a moment what it means to have a hard heart and the implications of that.

Faith, hope, and love is what the human being has to manage transitions. Change is hard no matter what age you decide (or are forced) to tackle it.

Natural law, the Holy Spirit, and your friends, guide the Christian to understand Social Justice.

A living stone is formed by God and experiences and accepting that is powerful mojo towards understanding and wisdom.

How do we move through a cultural wasteland of selfishness?

Relativism is the belief there are no absolutes. The scriptures repeatedly demonstrate absolutes benefit the individual and society.

Expectations of a CGI God or an AI Redeemer inevitably lead us to doubt. Feeling God with your heart never fails.

An imperitive sentence has an implied subject (in this case, 'you'). Becoming a prophet is when great memories are solidified.

People seek admiration: the nicest house, the sleekest car, expensive clothes, the most ripped body, and so forth.

“In God we trust,” doesn’t have the same import it used to if it just isn’t true. Secular Humanism has separated religion from most aspects of public life.

In the words of Job, "Is not life on earth a drudgery, its days like those of a hireling?" Well, some days it certainly seems so.

The stress of time management has become an overwhelming burden. Might you find balance between what should be done and what must be done?

In America, we can talk about faith any time we please. But believe me, it's not that way everyplace.

God's will is tricky, isn't it? Sometimes, God is looking for a yes, when culture is asking for a no.

In the unity of the Body of Christ, we profess the Creed with confidence in the life to come.

Even the greatest of holy men and women, question God.

How does salvation work? Theologians conjecture, but no one knows the mind of God.

Deeds are one of two kinds. Deeds determine your future. Secularist Humanism says you can do it on your own. Holy Humanism says you must rely on guidance to achieve sanctification and ultimately self-actualization.