Monthly Archives: May 2014

I’m Not Sad That Maya Angelou Died

Posted on May 28, 2014 by theboeskool

Sure, I have tears in my eyes, but I wouldn’t really describe them as sad tears. I think these are tears of pride. I’m so proud of humanity for having a voice like hers. What a life! What a soul! … Continue reading →

Posted in 5) Not Quite Sure | Tagged God Is With Us, Maya Angelou, When Great Trees Fall | 3 Comments

A Different Kind Of Memorial Day Story

Posted on May 26, 2014 by theboeskool

Memorial Day is weird for me. I’ve never been accused of being a patriot. I guess I love this country? I don’t know…. It could be a whole lot worse. I think I love the idea of this country–That the … Continue reading →

Posted in 1) Jesus, 2) Politics | Tagged Memorial Day, Robert Paulson, Shane Claiborne, The Myth of Redemptive Violence, The Pledge of Allegiance, Timothy McVeigh | 14 Comments

How To Keep Your Kids From Turning Gay

Posted on May 18, 2014 by theboeskool

There are basically two sorts of people who are upset about Michael Sam kissing his boyfriend on ESPN after being drafted into the NFL. First, there are the sort who feels like his or her religious freedom is being infringed upon … Continue reading →

Posted in 5) Not Quite Sure | Tagged AJ McCarron, Duck Dynasty, Enlightenment, Gay Voices, Homosexuality, How To Keep Your Kids From Turning Gay, Huffington Post, Michael Sam, Mr. Roper, Religious Freedom | 34 Comments

Dear Matt Walsh….

Posted on May 8, 2014 by theboeskool

You probably don’t know me, but I’m a blogger too. I just spent some time writing a post that was titled “5 Reasons Why The Matt Walsh Blog Is The Absolute Worst,” but I scrapped it. You know, there are a lot … Continue reading →