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His highness Skippy the Dawg
About half the pictures on my iPhone are by my younger daughter. From a series of 20 she took one after another.
Posted in Animals, Photos
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REVIEW – disillusionment and unconditional love in "Marley and Me"
(This is not a good poster for this particular movie.) A Wright family tradition is to see a movie on certain holidays especially New Year’s Day. Frankly the selection is pretty poor right now and my kids had already seen … Continue reading
Posted in Animals, Family, Movies and film, Theology
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Sandlin and his tiger – giving Louisiana a bad name
I am not sure I believe in animal “rights”. But I do believe human beings have a divinely given responsibility to care for animals. This is a theological conviction rooted in exegesis of Genesis 1-2. God created human beings to … Continue reading
Posted in Animals, Hebrew Bible, Law and Justice, News, Theology
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