Edward F. Palm is a journalist for Amherst-Nelson Publishing Co. His articles cover a range of topics including politics, religion, and cultural commentary. With a unique perspective and a knack for engaging storytelling, Edward brings his readers thought-provoking insights and analysis.
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By: Edward F. Palm
The inherent liability of a religious institution, it seems to me, is the presumption God is on its side.
By: Edward F. Palm
The inherent liability of a religious institution, it seems to me, is the presumption that God is on its side. Given that mindset, I can understand why such an institution
By: Edward F. Palm
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As expected, I have heard from a few Christians, including an LU insider, who took umbrage to my recent column critical of Liberty University. (“Semantically speaking” March 31). Readers may
By: Edward F. Palm
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We are not alone in the universe! Aliens — malevolent extraterrestrial ones — are walking among us. How do I know? Trump the Truthful told me so.
Readers may recall how I told on my mother on Mother’s Day. This being Father’s Day, it’s only fitting that I share some more about my intermittent, desultory relationship with
By: Edward F. Palm
The “Reader's Digest” of old was right: “It Pays to Increase Your Word Power!” This week's word is “apotheosis.”
By: Edward F. Palm
I recently saw a good editorial cartoon that was drawn in response to new laws in Louisiana and Oklahoma. Moses is shown holding up a tablet that reads, “Thou shalt
Readers may recall how last week I gave the devil his due. I credited J.D. Vance with pretty much nailing what it takes to break out of the insular culture
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