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* Opportunity. Don’t hear about many people with that name. I wonder if his children called him “Ol’ Opp, our pop” - after he turned his back and walked away, of course. *

* On Christmas Eve. One hour before getting run over. *

* Snowman knew, or should have, when he picked up the cup. *

* Optimism doesn’t feed the dog. *

Jesus is the second Adam; the beginning of the new creation. (In my Jewish dogma).

Consider the following painting - The Creation of Adam - by Michelangelo. I’m sure you’ve seen it before. This is a depiction of my Jewish dogma. (God is looking more powerful in this one than in the others we’ve been discussing) “Who is God? The Creator of Heaven and Earth.” -> One...

I invite readers to set aside and spend some time intently focusing on and thinking about this painting. When I do that, I don’t see what the Lutheran pastor wanted her congregation to see -> an accurate depiction of the Trinity. *** If someone asked me to paint my Jewish dogma - and if I had...

* Foster’s. Real Roos would have seen it coming. *

* I’ve never liked the taste of coffee. I’ve eaten dirt a few times. Not great, but better than coffee; and caffeine-free. *

* Tina Turner. But that’s not her in the picture. *

* Old Saint Nick thinking back to Nicaea. *

* I’m just here for the stockings. How much are they without stalking? *

* Cartoonists are helpful in bringing to our attention the details of history which historians are prone to gloss over. I bet you didn’t learn this in school. *

* I appreciate the warning but it’s oddly specific. *

I’m not upset. I’m interested in Christian history and in how it affects Christian faith and practice in the 21st century. The pastor is Lutheran, and female. Her sermon, as you will see, is about the Trinity; delivered on Trinity Sunday nine years ago...