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The Tangent College Allow me to satirically re-paraphrase Matthew 22:36–39 according to contemporary Christian religion – “Pastor, which is the most popular commandment that we can all agree upon? ” And Jesus said to him, ‘you shall love everyone equally … Continue reading →

The Tangent College This week I’m going to endeavor to juxtapose a few articles, make a couple of points, and tie the two together into an understanding of the political religious spectrum as well as more directly, the state of … Continue reading →

The Tangent College A devastating feature of total wars in history is the loss of cultural continuity from prewar to postwar. What came before fades into memory, replaced by trauma, and then the desperate desire to forget that it ever … Continue reading →

The Tangent College At the beginning of this plandemic I remember screaming into the vacuum “I don’t care if it is the bubonic plague, the black death, the worst pestilence imagined, you never, ever shut down!   The way to … Continue reading →

The Tangent College Upon attending church this Sunday I was greeted with more of the same old same old. Initially I had some hope for the guest speaker as he quoted from the book of Proverbs about wisdom, but it … Continue reading →

The Tangent College The news just keeps getting worse and worse and worse for those who were coerced, or those who lined up with glee, to get jabbed with yet another vaccine invented by religious atheists. These are the modern … Continue reading →

The Tangent College I would like to talk about a subject that I’m sure many would deem to be uninteresting and irrelevant but I assure you it is not. The state of Christian music, or worship music, or religious music … Continue reading →

The Tangent College This past week, a very crucial question was raised concerning Matthew 24:24 – “For false Christs and false prophets will arise and will show great signs and wonders, so as to mislead, if possible, even the elect.”  … Continue reading →

The Tangent College There is an old saying which I used to hear a lot. Initially I did not understand what it meant but its significance has grown over the years. blood is thicker than water – and this particularly … Continue reading →