A Different Approach To The Issue Of Abortion
With health care at the forefront of the public debate, the issue of abortion is back in the news again.
Gregory Scott
August 31, 2010
Month: August 2010
What Shapes Your Worldview
I’m a trial lawyer, and I once had a jury trial where one of the defendants was, as we say
Gregory Scott
August 30, 2010
Why It Matters If You Think President Obama Is Muslim
I trust if you’ve been reading this blog for a while, you know I don’t think Republicans or Democrats have
Gregory Scott
August 29, 2010
On the Pastor who Tried to Burn Qurans
Perhaps you’ve read about the pastor who plans on publicly burning a Quran on September 11, 2010. Unfortunately, he’s received
Gregory Scott
August 28, 2010
On An Islamic Center Near Ground Zero
Over the past few weeks, I’ve watched with interest the controversy surrounding the plans to build an Islamic center and
Gregory Scott
August 26, 2010
Of Economics And Eschatologies
In the 1990s, the economy was great, and it seemed everybody was getting rich. The money flowed easily and the
Gregory Scott
August 24, 2010
Guidance for Christians on Tipping
Christians need guidance on tipping. I pride myself on being a good tipper. In college I worked at a nice
Gregory Scott
August 22, 2010
Why Hell is Just and Necessary
It’s become increasingly un-pc to talk about Hell, even in Christian circles. Post-moderns are turned off by it. Many theologians
Gregory Scott
August 21, 2010
The Advantage Christians have for Success at Work
In my law practice, I consult with people about their jobs, usually at a point when they are unhappy about
Gregory Scott
August 20, 2010
Tips From A Lawyer On Bible Study
One thing being a trial lawyer has taught me is how to ask questions, lots of questions. This skill is particularly
Gregory Scott
August 19, 2010
Byzantine Travel Journal: Epilogue
Well, we are back home, and this Byzantine journey is completed. Each place we went, at one time, was part
Gregory Scott
August 16, 2010
Byzantine Travel Journal: Day 16 (Athens)
Today was a stellar day, which is unusual for last days of vacations. We tried to book a private tour
Gregory Scott
August 15, 2010
Byzantine Travel Journal: Day 15 (Ephesus)
My first reaction to Ephesus was one of surprise over the expanse of the ruins and the size of the
Gregory Scott
August 14, 2010
Byzantine Travel Journal: Day 14 (On Cruising)
For most of my life, the idea of a going on a cruise was not appealing. My first cruise completely
Gregory Scott
August 13, 2010
Byzantine Travel Journal: Day 13 (Volos)
Today we made our first stop in Greece. Volos, Greece. We didn’t stay there long but instead hopped on a
Gregory Scott
August 12, 2010
Byzantine Travel Journal: Day 12 (Bosphorus Strait)
This morning we reentered the Bosphorus at its northern-most point, where it meets the Black Sea. The rest of the day
Gregory Scott
August 12, 2010
Byzantine Travel Journal: Day 11 (Nessebar)
It is said Nessebar, Bulgaria has more ancient churches per capita than any other place in the world. I believe
Gregory Scott
August 10, 2010
Byzantine Travel Journal: Day 10 (Odessa)
Today was our second day in Odessa, but we stayed on board the ship. It was a time to read
Gregory Scott
August 9, 2010
Byzantine Travel Journal: Day 9 (Odessa)
Today we were in Odessa, Ukraine, a port city on the northeastern coast of the Black Sea. It’s a major
Gregory Scott
August 9, 2010
Byzantine Travel Journal: Day 8 (Sevastopol)
This is what I saw when I pulled back the curtains this morning. Sevastopol. The former home of the feared
Gregory Scott
August 7, 2010
