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Entitlement

What is entitlement? It is something we are seeing in our society that stretches across all socioeconomic classes. Entitlement is defined as a psychological state of belief that one inherently deserves special treatment, privileges, or recognition without having earned them. It will manifest as arrogance, lack or empathy, and anger when they do not get…

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Vitally interconnected

If the state of the world wasn’t so disheartening, it would be laughable how nearly every country asserts their independence. However, by divine design, all members of the world, like the human body, are necessary for it to properly function. Consider that all continents originated from one land mass and, over millions of years, are…

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“Country on Road to Decay”

I was given an article from a friend at church yesterday from the Savannah Morning News dated Monday, May 14, 1979 and titled ‘Country on Road to Decay’. It was written by retired Army General William Westmoreland. He stated that the Roman empire lasted 300 years with its last century marked by declined and eventual…

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Can Americans afford their dream?

It came a bit of a surprise when reviewing emails that had been received during the time I went away for the home-going service of my late godmother a couple weeks ago. With my discovery of a message outlining subject matter that had been the topic of discussion with an individual while in New York,…

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Song of the South

Song of the South is the controversial 1946 Walt Disney film that blends live action and animation. It is based on Joel Chandler Harris’s Uncle Remus stories about a boy on a plantation who befriends the storyteller Uncle Remus. It ended up winning an Academy Award for the song Zip-a-Dee-Doo-Dah and an honorary Oscar for…

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A special woman

For some reason, this past week, I thought a lot about my grandmother, Minnie Lee Jones. I sure do miss her. Grandma’s laugh was infectious. It could brighten the darkest of rooms and put a smile on everyone’s face. My mother, Helen, worked various jobs before my parents bought several newspapers. As a child, I…

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Accountability assigned

(Normally it would not be the case but this week’s column is in response to an email received from a concerned reader as I’ve chosen to not conceal the opinions of those who don’t necessarily agree with mine.) Thank you so much for taking the time to write such a detailed and thoughtful letter. I’ve…

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Who’s The Wizard Behind The Curtain

In the movie the Wizard of OZ there was the great and powerful Oz who was the ruler of the Land OZ. Everyone was reverent and fearful of him. He was portrayed in a smokescreen image as this scary powerful big green wizard. Dorothy, Tin Man, Scarecrow and The Cowardly Lion all stood before the…

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Random thoughts…

There was a recent report on a political race and the results of each candidate’s fundraising for the past quarter, or reporting period, was divulged. One raised over a million, another raised several hundred thousand and then there were a few others that had raised less than $100,000.00. The report made tried to make everyone…

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Something went wrong…

The narrative of the human condition begins with a declaration of absolute excellence. In the opening chapters of Genesis, the creative process is rhythmic and intentional, with each phase of light, land, and life punctuated by a divine assessment of “good.” However, when the focus shifts to the culmination of this work; the creation of…

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