Jim Mulholland-Whenever people talk about the beauty and wisdom of the Bible, I wonder if they've read the book.   I worry they've limited their reading to the 23rd Psalm and the 13th chapter of I Corinthians.  Or that they've ripped long passages out of their family Bibles.  Having read the Bible from cover to cover, I've found as much ugliness and ignorance as beauty and wisdom.

Philip Gulley-It is good to be back at Fairfield.  I was in Chicago last weekend speaking at a conference.  Took the family with me and on our way home on Sunday morning we stopped at the Navy Pier to sight-see and while there bumped into Jonathan and Rafia Chenoweth and little Rania. 

Philip Gulley-When I was a kid, back in the Stone Ages before video games and we had to provide our own entertainment, we would play a game we called What If?   The game was played by asking questions beginning with the words "What if…".   The questions were fairly predictable.  What if you won a million dollars?  What if you were the President?  What if the communists invaded us?  The winner, of course, was the person who came up with the most creative answer, which meant there was never a clearly decided upon winner, since we all voted for ourselves.