God
Your Favorite Columnist’s annual chat with God
It is wide-ranging, covering religion, sports, international affairs, and even Stephen A. Smith
God
It is wide-ranging, covering religion, sports, international affairs, and even Stephen A. Smith
Humor
Continuing with a conversation with God going back a quarter of a century. Your Favorite Columnist: Let’s start with the biggest topic in the news. God: Saquon Barkley? He’s a God-send to the Eagles, I know. You’re welcome, and I don’t even give him an extra
Humor
Continuing a conversation that has been going on for more than two decades between Your Favorite Columnist and the Almighty. YFC: Yo, God! Where you at? The Heavenly Hall seems to be empty. God: Stop shouting, Sonny. I hear you. I’m in the crapper. This irritable bowel syndrome is
God
Continuing a tradition of annual chats with God stretching back two decades (that’s 20 years, Millennials.) Stu: Anyone home? There’s no one on the throne. God: (Voice from outside): I’m out in the yard. I’m feeding the animals in the creche. The camel is a real
God
Continuing an annual conversation between Your Favorite Columnist and God that stretches back almost two decades. Stu: God, you are getting on my last nerve. God: What’s got your shorts in a bunch, Sonny? Stu: Don’t call me Sonny. We soldiered through COVID-19, your 2020 “gift” to humanity,
Religion
Welcome to Yom Kippur, or as spell check calls it, Tom Kipper. You probably know it is the holiest day on the Jewish calendar. If you didn’t -- you do now. It’s roughly a week behind Rosh Hashanah, 'head of the year,' the Jewish new year.
God
Continuing a tradition of Your Favorite Columnist having an annual conversation with God, sort of like Moses. YFC: Well, you really did it this time. God: What are you talking about? YFC: Coronavirus, COVID-19, don’t play dumb. It’s a worldwide pandemic killing more people than a world war.
Coronavirus
President Donald J. Trump had a dream, a beautiful dream, that somehow the World War III we are fighting would end within weeks so that churches would be “packed’ for Easter. “One day it will disappear,” he said of the plague. (And homes could be packed for Passover a few
God
Continuing an annual conversation between Your Favorite Columnist and God that stretches back for more than a decade. God: How things goin’, Sonny? YFC: Wha? Oh — it’s you. I don’t like being called Sonny. God: And I don’t like it when you say “God damn it,” so