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Rock and Grace

In the village of Erudition, a fair-sized established community, Amon and Chakam planned their new dwellings. The two brothers weighed options, each remembering their last day with their father. He evenly divided the land as he lay passing from old age, and both brothers sought to honor him and his teachings throughout their youth. He […]

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The Harvest

Prosaic looked out across his glistening orchard during the cool of the evening. Hoe in hand, he leaned on it gazing at his proud work; labor through sweat and exhaustion; his reward. Prosaic tended the orchard from his youth, being taught the lessons of hard work reaps abundance and slack results in want. His father

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Handrails

Handrails separate us from the danger of a fall and sometimes a deadly distance of no forgiveness.  These same “safety” measures take away freedom, preventing us from stepping to the edge.  I’m not against handrails, but “safety” should not override freedom.   To quote Benjamin Franklin, “Those who would give up essential Liberty, to purchase a

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Compliant or Shamed

In the Forbes article called “$2,000 A Day Fine For Obstructing Coronavirus Contact Tracing,” written by Shahar Ziv, descriptions are made toward a hunt for non-compliant citizens, potentially carrying a deadly disease.  According to Ziv, these eight Rockland County evaders are selfishly putting the population in harm’s way through their reckless attempt at negligence. Next,

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The End to Worship

Worship is under attack.  Singing in church is being outlawed while screaming protestors are encouraged to continue.  Leaders of faith have an objection to the hypocrisy, signed by California Gov. Gavin Newsom, banning singing and chanting in houses of worship.  Adding to the decree, indoor attendance has been lowered to 25 percent of the building

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