William Wayne Justice: The Judge Who Changed Texas
      It’s not easy to make a lasting impact on a state as large as Texas. Judge William Justice, who was 89 when he died in Austin on October 13, did just that. As a federal district judge, he had presided over significant cases until shortly before his death. The impact of his decisions over more than four decades made him the most admired and the most hated judge in Texas.
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Dry Bones
     
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Mourning Sarah
      Grief is the most powerful and most painful of human emotions. Yet, it is an emotion which few human beings can avoid in their lifetime. We all face loss, and we all grieve.
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Middle East Minorities
      Israeli-Arabs overwhelmingly identify first as Arabs, Muslims, or Palestinians, and only last as Israelis. Regardless of their identification, they are the largest minority in Israel, constituting about 20 percent of the population. Lately, Israel has achieved notoriety as an “apartheid, racist state” in the United Nations and throughout the world.
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