Category: Avatars vs. persons

By David Tulis If God is personal, as Christians claim, it is reasonable to believe that He is affronted by what is impersonal. The kingdoms of God’s rivals, those who would deny his jurisdiction and …

Eric Jones, a gospel minister, and I are engaged in a chat as we await the repair of our cars at S&S Auto in Brainerd. Rev. Jones serves Christian Fellowship on 37th Street in Chattanooga …

We sit at a table in the Nature Center’s guest and photocopier room, my son and I, our chairs turned toward a television in which a woman staffer explains how to sign out paddles and …

By David Tulis I long have had uneasy feelings about cooperating with the federal census. A good man in my church was hounded by people in the census machine who came three times to his …

By David Tulis The passing from the Chattanooga newspaper scene of Lee Anderson leaves a big gap in a vigorous defense of the concept of local economy.It is unlikely that the Times Free Press will …