"In the world ye shall have tribulation: but be of good cheer; I have overcome the world." –John 16:33

Texas. What’s not to love?

We are enjoying our time here in Texas. One of the best things about Texas, now more than ever time, is its place as firewall against many of the evils of America’s current coarse and ignorant culture. You can even see it encroaching here, but if there will ever be a bastion of sanity against the current evil zeitgeist, I am sure it will be somewhere here in Texas. I got to thinking about this because of something someone wrote in a totally unrelated context:

No doubt about it: conservative Bible Christians are under attack — subjected to stereotypes that, for any other group (except Texans) would be taken to constitute bigotry.

The thing that is good and bad about Texas is the frequently don’t care what non-Texans think because really don’t get Texas. How could they? They are not Texan. I am not a Texan and never will be. In some ways, I know I do not understand it all myself. I don’t want to be a Texan, but that does not mean I do not have anything other than a huge (as it should be here in Texas) appreciation for all the good about this wonderful place.

 

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2 Comments

  1. My brother in law is a Texan, from Dallas, and he is far from a conservative, lol!

  2. Dad

    Haha! We are finding out there all kinds here in Texas. The surprising thing is that there are so few real Texans in the part of Dallas we currently call home. It is a lot like Portland and Raleigh that way.

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