Ernest Hemingway's "The Old Man and the Sea"
An old fisherman battles Nature's timelessness
"I must show him in the battle what man is made of, what man can endure to prove his strength and courage upon the sea."

Can one's response to other's tragedies lead us to empathy and compassion for their suffering and remorse?

Times and culture change but there are still those who honor eternal truths and values.

A brief examination of the concept of "agency" as the capacity of an individual to accomplish a task or goal.

An examination of Leo Tolstoy's journey of faith as he describes it in his work, "A Confession."

A practical examination of sound decision making.
(Transcript notes: www.reasonandreflection.org)

A Memorial Day Reflection
Transcript: www.reasonandreflection.org

There ought'a be a law: on grocery store propriety

William Shakespeare: "The Tragedy of King Lear"
A Tale of Treachery and Tragedy
"I have no way and therefore want no eyes. I stumbled when I saw. Full oft 'tis seen, our means secure us, and our mere defects prove our commodities."...

"'tis the times" plague when mad men lead the blind."
-Earl of Gloucester

Exploring making better decisions by managing the volume and truthfulness of the information one utilizes.