Springfield, United States (Local)
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Jerry Hopkins' articles predominantly focus on personal growth, family, kindness, community events, memories, and betrayal within the local context of Texas. He seems to be interested in themes related to culture & society and family & relationships.
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In recent years, we have endured the agonies of what has come to be known as DEI – diversity, equity and inclusion. This is an intentional movement to bring in all the different elements in the world's political, social, cultural, sexual and educational philosophies and ideologies.
Twice I have appeared in the Congressional Record, which is the official published record of the public proceedings of the U.S. Senate and the House of Representatives.
The prophet Habakkuk wondered about God using such an evil nation as the Chaldeans to judge his people who he claimed was better than them. How could God use them? Why would He use them?
One of the important considerations of the philosopher Plato has to do with art and music. He discusses the basics which should be employed in the education and inspiration of those who are to become guardians in society – that is those who are to be the pattern, the paradigm of what all should become in a given society.
Apathy is not one of the aggressive sins. In fact, many good people are apathetic. They do not do anything that is terribly evil, but that is actually an awful sin in the light of what is happening all around us today.
My life has been a determined pursuit of truth and a commitment to share what is true with others — delivering them from ignorance, real lies, selfishness, sinfulness and godlessness.
Early in my life, I began reading and studying. In my childhood home we had very few books or magazines. There were two books we had available that figured in my interest — the Bible and the Sears and Roebuck Catalog.
As men of prayer, the ancient prophets knew the Lord God. They had visions and talked with God. When we begin to take prayer seriously, God begins to take us seriously.
Surely, Sept. 11, 2001, or as it has come to be known 9/11, will be recognized as an important date in our history. It is, however, a warning of far more than the threat of terrorism, irrational violence and mayhem.
What are the “common sense” facts? Looking back across history, consider just one measure promoted solely by Democrats and then President Obama.
