by Bret Capranica | Aug 4, 2006 | Culture
Men Not at Work — A Symptom of Manhood in Crisis Great note by Dr. Mohler. While I certainly agree that the Christian worldview advocates a strong work ethic, non-Chrisitans of previous generations did not tend to be as lethargic as my generation. Is it the rise of the white collar work place that has created such an environment? Is it the increased wealth and privilege our current generations have been given that created a lazy ethic? How did we arrive here and how shall we then change our ways. I say this as I waste time blogging on...
by Bret Capranica | Jun 19, 2006 | Culture
CNN.com – Transcripts Here is the transcript from last weeks discussion of homosexuality and religion. Al Mohler was present on what was a very large panel. I wanted to watch this, but alas, school work...
by Bret Capranica | Jun 17, 2006 | Politics, Presidential History
I love to follow the organization and structure of the White House. Management styles, philosophy of leadership, staff arrangements all intrigue me – its a hobby. Here’s some interesting articles on recent staff changes. Michael Gerson – the voice of President Bush since 1999, Wheaton College grad, and openly conservative evangelical Christian is stepping down. Bush has had some magnificent speeches in his presidency – Gerson was the architect. The new chief of staff, Josh Bolton, says he has finished the shake-up of the West Wing staff. No more high profile staff changes around the bend. Let’s see if they can get the public back on their message. Thrilling,...
by Bret Capranica | May 28, 2006 | Culture
Poll: Americans like instant gratification – Yahoo! News The Department of Motor Vehicles, the U.S. version of the old Soviet bread line, is among the top spots where Americans hate to wait. But grocery stores are the worst. Most Americans don’t like to wait for anything. I confess that I identify with the majority. I’m convicted that I need to be more patient and kind when waiting for something. I wish I had those qualities right...
by Bret Capranica | May 24, 2006 | Culture
Apple and Nike, Running Mates Add an IPod that will track how far and how fast you run. I’m safe here. No temptation for me on this...
by Bret Capranica | May 24, 2006 | Culture
Video games can help cut surgical errors – Yahoo! News So, those surgeons that play video games cut things and pull things out straighter and better than those who do not. O.K., sorry for any comments I’ve made in the past about those who play video games. Now, who will invite me over to learn what an X-Box...
