by William Edge | Apr 27, 2024 | The Church and Culture
I am upset with the way some in America who should know better are treating our neighbor, the Jew. I am appalled and surprised to see the amount of Anti-Semitism in the university among some faculty members. I had no idea that the influence of Marxism and its...
by William Edge | Apr 20, 2024 | The Church and Culture
Sometimes, who you know makes all the difference. Entering my freshman year in high school, I was slated to be the quarterback for the freshman team. Meanwhile, another quarterback, a junior, was expected to be the junior varsity quarterback. But he had...
by William Edge | Apr 13, 2024 | Emotional Health, The Church and Mental Illness
Last week, I wrote about Jonathan Haidt’s new book, The Anxious Generation. This week, Dr. Mathilde Ross, a senior staff psychiatrist at Boston University, wrote an Op-ed in the New York Times about the anxious parents she deals with. Clearly, many young people...
by William Edge | Apr 6, 2024 | Emotional Health, The Church and Mental Illness
I heard an interview recently with Jonathan Haidt about kids. Two main thoughts struck me. The first: beginning in the 1990s, American parents became diligent about hovering over their kids to make sure they were not taken away by a predator or meeting some other...
by William Edge | Mar 29, 2024 | The Church and Culture
Sunday is Easter, and I have been thinking lately about one of the great passages regarding the resurrection. It is Hebrews 11. Now stay with me. Hebrews 11 reflects upon how Abraham honored God multiple times. Part of that focus is Abraham’s willingness to...
