Humans In Creation: Another View

From Dean Ohlman on April 30, 2009

Today I ran across what I thought was an excellent article on the new “Her.meneutics” website, the Christianity Today blog for women.  So I copied it here verbatim—hoping they won’t mind.  You can find it online here. I believe our … Continue reading »

Spiritual Spring Tonic

From Dean Ohlman on April 29, 2009

There are lots of things not to like about YouTube, Facebook, MySpace, and the Internet in general, but I have to confess that there are many benefits to the Internet that daily enrich my life.  For instance, as I am … Continue reading »

April Showers Bring . . . April Flowers

From Dean Ohlman on April 26, 2009

It has been an almost perfect spring in Michigan this year—perfect for farmers.  The warm-up has been very slow, which is good especially for fruit growers who are concerned that we not have blossoms unfurling  too early: blooming before the … Continue reading »

The Curse on Earth Day

From Dean Ohlman on April 22, 2009

Curse.  This frightfully negative term brings up visions of some evil witch tossing lizard livers and toad feet into a pot of magical potion by which she plans to bedevil some good person—pronouncing an awful curse.  Yet curses are found … Continue reading »

Thanks For Saving Yosemite, John!

From Dean Ohlman on April 21, 2009

Today is John Muir’s birthday.  How fitting it is that the birthday of the guardian of Yosemite would fall on the day before Earth Day. Wikipedia summarizes his life: John Muir (21 April 1838 – 24 December 1914) was a … Continue reading »