Shame on Me

I exchanged notes with a friend today, and he rather shamed me.  I’ve been lazy with my writing, and my friend noted that he’d been checking here to see if I’d posted anything, and of course finding nothing.

Well it’s not as if there’s nothing to write about.  But with so many other good writer out there, sayinhg more or less what’s been on my mind, I’ve left things to them.  And that’s really not good enough, so I do intend to get back to my keyboard.

So stay tuned, but this could take a bit of time.  My thoughts are for a series, exploring what happens when the very existence of the transcendent is ignored as a matter of course and policy.  Doing this, it seems to me, has consequences both spiritual and temporal, and they are interconnected, even if the former is ignored along with transcendence.

I’m no philosopher, but I think I have a few thoughts that perhaps others can build on.  Wish me luck, or better yet, say a prayer.