FEATURES A screaming comes across the sky…
The Long View, by Ross Coen Sputnik's rocket landed back on Earth scant days after a fireball roared through the Alaska sky at a terrific speed, back in 1957 on November 30. Almost everyone thought it was the rocket--at first.
Dr. Geyges' Guide for the Perplexed
advice from Dr. Geyges for the theologically challenged Are the souls of the unborn or the unbaptized with or without sin? And where do they go if they are miscarried, aborted, or die before baptism?
Impressions of El Salvador
by April E. Crosby During the advancing gloom of early winter, I asked a friend for ideas on how to avoid the following winter altogether. "Why don't you come to El Salvador with me?" she proposed. So my husband and I went south in winter 2008 as volunteers with the Teacher to Teacher--Alaska to El Salvador program.
Marketing Machines
Dose of Reality, by Neil Davis The lifeblood of the major pharmaceutical companies is the monopoly that the government confers to them in the form of patents. And it's a very profitable business indeed.
The Missionary Position on Marijuana
by Neal Matson Medical marijuana is a no-brainer.
No Chicken Left Behind
Outpost Agriculture, by Philip A. Loring So why wouldn't a family raise chickens? It is easy, cost-effective, and provides a degree of food security you certainly cannot obtain at Fred Meyer.
Your Position in the World
A Conspiracy of Ravens, by Richard Seifert Welcome to the Great Bewilderness.
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