Calendar
Categories
Recent Comments
Meta
Author Archives: timlyg
"The Master Key" for Reaching Muslims
This entry documents everything related to the Christian Underground Ministry which I find fascinating as a resource for evangelizing Muslims. One of Allie's best podcast for sure, this interview with Shahriq Khan: It's the first time I heard of this … Continue reading
Posted in Reviews, Theologization
Leave a comment
Journal of the Week
5/6/2026 Wednesday Interesting take by the Holy Post Media in analyzing speeches between King Charles III and Donald Trump: Google Gemini: King Charles III: His address to Congress referenced his Christian faith as a "firm anchor" that inspires a "generosity … Continue reading
Posted in Theologization
Leave a comment
Vocab: Dog Whistle
Google AI: In politics and social commentary, a dog whistle is an expression that has a secondary meaning intended to be understood only by a particular "in-group" The Literal Origin: Actual dog whistles emit high-frequency sounds that dogs can hear, … Continue reading
Posted in Vocabularies
Leave a comment
Youtube Removed this of Stephen Tong's Romans Series
On 5/3/2026, I received an email from YouTube regarding a video of Stephen Tong I posted long time ago, I appealed and still got overruled. Whoever that was policing this must have only half a brain in the leftist self-righteous … Continue reading
Posted in Economics
Leave a comment
Interesting points Tim Keller Raised with Michael Horton in Their Last Conversation: Trusting God in the Face of Death
@50:40 Michael, I have found that because our modern generation, our youngest generation, is very justice-oriented, they are really justice-oriented. I'm not sure the idea of hell as judgment of God on evil is going to be quite as offensive to them … Continue reading
Posted in Theologization
Leave a comment
Chinese Films to Watch to Learn History or Chinese Culture/Legend
After coming across titles posted by Youtuber "Learn Chinese Now", I think I need to start taking a list because these historical Chinese films seem quite interesting: 孔子 Confucius (2010): Chow Yun Fat 周潤發 武松 Wu Song, multiple versions but … Continue reading
Posted in Geography
Leave a comment
My Criticism on Tipping Culture
Giving out of appreciation is fine; But giving out of compassion, sympathy is toxic empathy. Also, Americans (or Americanized folks) who do not understand basic economics, tend to think that everyone in the world should have equal pay (i.e. a … Continue reading
Posted in Theologization
Leave a comment
The Cancun trip begins
4/26/2026 Sunday at 5:30AM, Nadia and I took Uber to Newark Airport. This is the Costco deal: Marriott, an All-Inclusive Resort in Cancun, 5 nights, roughly $1,300 per person, including flight, room, unlimited food, airport transportation. We're on 5th foor … Continue reading
Posted in Geography, Travel
Leave a comment
Review of Edward J. Erler's "Are We Subjects or Citizens? Birthright Citizenship and the Constitution
This is the latest Imprimis article from Hillsdale College. Edward J. Erler is obviously a great proponent of banning birthright citizenship from illegal immigrant parents (would he care about legal immigrant parents, one would thought so, but then he went … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, Geography, Reviews
Leave a comment
Alexander the Great
So I browsed through the South Amboy Library one day and came across some interesting books by the children's section. One of the books I borrowed is Alexander the Great - Master of the Ancient World by Doug Wilhelm, from … Continue reading
Posted in Reviews
Leave a comment