The Pain of a Bibliophile Readership Dilemma
Book lovers face space limits and endless cravings for more titles. From shelf overload to dropped pages at 3 am, readers recount universal pains like book hangovers, interrupted last pages, and battles with bath time reading. JoAn Martin, a retired teacher and author, shares contact details.
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Texas Politics and Christian Voting Values Reminder
A column from 2005 revisits how Texas and national leaders invoke Christian faith in elections. It notes Ted Cruz and evangelical blocs shaping Republican questions on same sex marriage abortion and immigration, urging Christian voters to weigh values in voting decisions.
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What Would Jesus Really Do In Public Life
A reflective column argues Christians should judge leaders by their care for the least among us. It ties Thanksgiving to Christmas, critiques tax cuts for the wealthy, and warns against regressive Texas taxes and budget cuts. The piece cites Matthew's teaching on feeding the hungry and visits to the imprisoned and urges personal accountability.
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Today in history highlights from 1807 to 2015
A compact history timeline notes Robert E. Lee's 1807 birth in Virginia, Georgia's 1861 secession, Howard Hughes's 1937 air record, Eisenhower era TV news, 1981 Iran hostage accord, and NASA's New Horizons Pluto mission in 2015, plus a Thought for Today from Abraham Cowley.
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Texas courthouses face clash over gun ban rules
AT Austin the gun ban dispute centers on Paxton's nonbinding interpretation of premises as restricting carry rules to inside courtrooms and related offices. Some Texas counties, like Hays, move to ease limits while others keep bans, awaiting a formal ruling affecting multi use buildings and long standing policies.
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