“Just as the Germans had left at the end of the Great War (WWI), so they would leave again,” wrote Leon Leyson, a Holocaust survivor, in The Boy on the Wooden Box. Based upon his father’s prior experience with Germans, … Continue reading →

There were lots of trees good for eating throughout the Garden to nourish both body and soul. Adam and Eve could grab tasty pieces of fruit off any one of them, even one called the Tree of Life, to feel … Continue reading →

Science again discovers the Bible knows what it’s talking about. I recently read an article on happiness where the author gave two methods that science has proven to bring happiness. One, filter out negative thinking; and two, connect with a … Continue reading →

Not if you’re Amish you don’t. Wow that seems rather harsh, but is it? One of the common misconceptions about the Amish is that they’re anti-technology, which is as far from the truth as one can get. What they are … Continue reading →

Today’s entry comes from Amish Peace: Simple Wisdom for a Complicated World. “It’s true that the Amish are not free to do some things. However, they are free from many others. They are not free to buy the latest fashions, … Continue reading →