Author Archives: Don Cram

Apothegm

The word is spelled apophthegm in Britain, but on both sides of the Atlantic it is pronounced A-po-them with the accent on the first SYLlable. It has a specialized meaning in mathematics. I do not know how it started, but … Continue reading

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Daily Reads

The books I read from daily, usually just a couple of pages from each, are an eclectic lot. Among them currently is Walter Hooper’s edit of the diary of C.S. Lewis, All My Days Before Me, for 1922-1927, before he … Continue reading

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The Desire of Nations

Jesus Christ is who and what I desire most, not his gifts. He himself is the sum of all my desires. Delight yourself also in the Lord and he will give you the desires of your heart.

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