Rene Descartes walks into a bar. The bartender says “Hey Rene, I haven’t seen you for a while. Can I draw you a beer?” Descartes pauses a moment and says, “I think not.” Then he disappears.
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Rene Descartes walks into a bar. The bartender says “Hey Rene, I haven’t seen you for a while. Can I draw you a beer?” Descartes pauses a moment and says, “I think not.” Then he disappears.
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Nagging. This phenomenon is an all too real aspect of almost any relationship of long standing. How does it start? When does it come about? Most of us who are married recall the early innings of our marriage as typically devoid of nagging. Is it something, like an infection, that develops over time?… Read More
The Bible actually provides very little concrete idea of what heaven is like. We know there are many mansions and that once you drink the water you will not ever be thirsty again, but painfully little more than that. The biggest selling point we have is that if you get to go there, at least you are not forever roasting … Read More
There are always some people in our lives that we find difficult to get along with, whether we encounter them at work, in outside groups or in our community. Despite our best efforts to the contrary, they just seem to get our goat and unpleasantly distract us from focusing on the task at hand.… Read More
We are living in a time of great social, political, and economic upheaval. A deadly pandemic, the likes of which we have not seen in 100 years, is sweeping the world. Political strife, the likes of which we have not seen since the Civil War, threatens our very form of government. These events seem to operate beyond our control. … Read More
How and when did your spouse become uncooperative? They certainly were not this uncooperative when you first married them, or you would have never agreed to tie the knot. What happened, and what can be done about it?… Read More
Consider this: problems are not the cause of unhappiness in marriage; they are the symptoms of an unhappy marriage. You may think: We have problems; therefore we don’t feel good. But what is far more likely is: We don’t feel good, therefore we have problems. If you can find a way to feel better about yourself and your spouse, your … Read More
Waiting. Most of us can’t stand waiting. Waiting in the check-out line, waiting in traffic, waiting on-hold when trying to connect to a customer service rep, the list is endless. In what has to be one of it’s most ironic aspects, the very technical revolution that speeds our lives along has served to make us less tolerant of waiting than … Read More
Most religious and spiritual doctrines teach that God created the universe. Have you ever stopped to consider what impact this has upon you as an individual, to your relationships and the quality of your life? If you grew up as I did, you probably never really gave the concept a second thought; it doesn’t seem to come up too frequently … Read More
Most people are interested in leading happy, peaceful and productive lives. To this end, I want to suggest an idea that will not cost you anything, does not involve much in the way of personal sacrifice and is practically guaranteed to make you a better person and help you to feel good about yourself. The basic concept is thousands of … Read More