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Author Archives: Richard Heyduck
Should Christians Be Leftists?
I’m sucker for free books. In this case Eerdmans, the publisher, offered me a free copy of Phil Christman’s Why Christians Should Be Leftists to read on condition that I’d share my opinions. My initial thoughts were that this book … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Christianity, Economics, Ethics, Politics, Uncategorized
Tagged anarchism, bible, Christianity, Ethics, Faith, God, Jesus, leftism, politics, rightism, socialism
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The Gospel of John – Chapter 3
We continue our work through the Gospel of John, getting in to chapter 3: May 4 – We look at the connection between the end of chapter and the conversation with Nicodemus at the beginning of chapter 3. June 1 … Continue reading
Posted in Bible, Jesus, Kingdom, Old Testament
Tagged bible, Ezekiel, Holy Spirit, Jesus, Kingdom of God, New Testament, Old Testament, theology
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Red Admiral
At the park this evening
St Mary’s Catholic Church
We looked at nature, we also found some interesting buildings.
Posted in Architecture, photography
Tagged Architecture, Catholic Church, Churches, Fredericksburg Texas
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Pedernales Falls State Park
The water at the falls was low, not really “falling” at all.
Dinosaur Valley State Park
As one who loved dinosaurs since I was a little kid you’d think I would have made it to this place earlier in life. But this was my first trip.
Posted in Nature, photography
Tagged dinosaurs, Nature, paleontology, photography, state park, Texas
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Enchanted Rock
It’s been about 25 years since I last climbed Enchanted Rock. That time it was a foggy morning. This time it was mostly cloudy, mid 80s, & breezy.
Llano County Courthouse
Posted in Architecture, photography
Tagged Architecture, courthouse, History, Llano County, photography, Texas
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