Monthly Archives: September 2006

Houston is known for its hospitals. Like, say, Texas Medical Center. Hospitals have elevators. Houston has lots of — many, many, many — elevators. In the past year, I have become a quick study of elevator-ology. Assuming it’s all spiritual … Continue reading →

Part OnePart TwoPart Three In this, our final model on the nature of the Church, we visit the Fourth Gospel, that of St John the Evangelist. This Gospel, due to its doctrinal teachings, is considered the First Gospel (in honour) … Continue reading →

Under the new rules, you can be called a hypocrite for upholding old standards of virtue that you don’t exemplify perfectly; but you can’t be called a hypocrite for sinking into utter moral squalor, as long as you profess to … Continue reading →

Come, ye faithful, let us bow down before the life-creating Tree, whereon of His own will Christ, the King of glory, stretching forth His hands, hath raised us up to our former blessed state, of which the enemy of old … Continue reading →