Abiding Beyond the Law

Any societies that have persisted for any period in history have typically formulated a codification of statutes and ordinances intended to establish foundations for exercising jurisprudence and procedures for dispensing justice. Records of formalized decrees, rulings, regulations, and other legal conventions have been identified from…

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Burden of Choice

In any orderly society, the intention of legal constraints is to curtail, as much as possible and practical, activities that yield counterproductive and even destructive results for its members. Throughout the Old and New Testaments, we observe descriptions regarding believers and their roles and relationships…

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Homestead’s Centenarians

Centenarian Timeline1887 – Coral Castle creator Edward Leedskalnin born.1904 – The Hotel Redland opened.1909 – First Baptist and First United Methodist churches were formed.1912 – SDNL started and is the oldest continuous business in Homestead.1917 – Historic Homestead Town Hall opened.1921 – Seminole Theatre opened.1925…

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Seeking Symmetry

There are people who cannot help but view relationships as primarily transactional. That is, such a thesis assumes that relationships are based on an expectation of exchange and a presumption of reciprocity. Part of the premise of this kind of perception is that actions of…

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