Category Archives: General

The world has changed. Academic Courses can be obtained for free or a very very small fee. It is the diplomas and certificates and degrees that are the costly ones. There is a true structure, which is God made, and … Continue reading →

Why do not ye yourself? If you did, why do ye this and not profit others with what ye yourself have learned? I should say: "If I am to be a man of God, then let fire come down from … Continue reading →

1. It is my assumption that many leaders love to make assumptions. 2. I have come to realize quite a number of American Chinese pastors' assumptions are often erred. Especially in matters of psychology. 3. Nonetheless, as pastors, it is … Continue reading →

It has come to my attention that people ask relativistics questions out of cowardice, bearing ulterior motives. I have learned, whenever I encounter relativistic questions, it is always good to give relativistic answers: Q: Tim, do you know how to … Continue reading →

There's always the far right and far left in this matter. One either walks too far towards traditionism or emotionism. I believe there should be an almanac that list every modern pop music and its corresponding classical pieces that it … Continue reading →

The struggle itself, is indeed vain. For ages, we've seen the necessity for humanity to be put on the map of history, yet, for ages, we've seen the victories of humanity turn into vanity by time. Nevertheless, it is the … Continue reading →

Today, I attended (though 30 minute late-Misread the schedule) a Chorales lecture on Bach's St. Matthew Passion by my OSNY director Kent Tritle at St. Ignatius Loyola. I must say it got me thinking about what grasp of true theological … Continue reading →

I have read in the Bible, through a preacher, 1. comes those who repent, 2. new preachers were born I have however, never read that from a preacher, comes supporters whose job is to be the preacher's publicist, to find … Continue reading →

Rembrandt van Rijn As I was searching for how there could be storms in the Sea of Galilee, I stumble upon a stolen art of Rembrandt on wikipedia. Stolen from Massachusetts' Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum. Stolen by theives disguised as … Continue reading →

My last entry on this issue condemns those who think they love to serve or serve well but ignorant of theological principles (biblical foundation). After some careful observations and study, I believe these group are a particular kind. It is … Continue reading →