Remnants of Unconditional Love by William Klein

Rich Clark, the founder of the school where I taught theology passed away last week. His tombstone is an extraordinary school on the East side of Cleveland and a community that is one that is composed of the most genuine, mission driven, heartfelt givers I’ve ever met. This is where his coffin lay in state … Continue reading Remnants of Unconditional Love by William Klein →

Indifference by William Klein

“Indifference” is an important worldly concept, one that inherently recognizes the idea of righteousness or lack thereof in one’s being. Keep in mind that “indifference” can be seen from two different perspectives, one negative and one positive. Webster’s Dictionary, the negative definition, notes that indifference is a state of being where there is an “inherent … Continue reading Indifference by William Klein →