One summer, I made a huge mistake. I heard that a buffet at a state park was worth enjoying and so I recommended to the three families vacationing together that we try it out. It was terrible. After apologizing to the others, I told them that the buffet would be my new definition of hell: “All the food you can eat, and none of it good.”
One of my complaints about the internet is that there is so much to read, and so much not worth reading. So, why would I want to add more words to the informational landfill?
Fair question.
I hope my posts will justify themselves by offering points worth pondering. I hope to be the enemy of the shallow, ill-considered or unfair. My goals are not to win, be right, or be impartial but to push myself, and hopefully others, to reflect more deeply about moral and ethical issues.
We’ll see how it goes.
Our Church
About Me
- George Anderson
- George Anderson is married to Millie and they have three daughters. George is a former philosophy major who likes to think, a former actor who likes to express himself, and a current Presbyterian minister who wants to serve the church.
Simple Rules to Follow:
I need readers’ cooperation (assuming there will be readers). I ask that readers follow these simple “Rules for Reading and Responding”
Rules for Reading and Responding:
1. Be open minded
2. Don’t hold me to anything
(I’m thinking out loud, not taking stands)
3. Be civil
(I reserve the right to delete posts that don’t meet my somewhat subjective standards of civility)
Rules for Reading and Responding:
1. Be open minded
2. Don’t hold me to anything
(I’m thinking out loud, not taking stands)
3. Be civil
(I reserve the right to delete posts that don’t meet my somewhat subjective standards of civility)
Second Presbyterian Chuch, Roanoke, Va.
Mill Mountain Theatre
- http://www.millmountain.org/