My Former Students in Their Own Words: Ginger Ruiz
Podcast with Ginger Ruiz.
2018
My Former Students in Their Own Words: Pam Thomas
Podcast with Pam Thomas
My Former Students in Their Own Words: Carl Smith
Podcast with Carl Smith.
Ford-Kavanaugh Spectacle
Paul Derengowski, Ph.D. Proverbs 12:17 tells us, “He who speaks truth tells what is right, but a false witness, deceit.” That is what should be kept in mind when considering the “spectacle” that took place yesterday at Senate hearings over the confirmation of Judge Brett Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court….
“Microsoft” Security Scammer Crashes and Burns
Paul Derengowski, Ph.D. A couple of days ago an individual with a heavy foreign accent (“Edward Stevens”) called me, claiming to be a Microsoft Security person, here in Fort Worth, no less. According to him, I had malware on my computer and that it was necessary for me to take…
“You’re not a Christian!” Screamed the Non-Christian
Paul Derengowski, Ph.D. It seems to be a growing common occurrence these days that to disagree in a biblically rational way over some moral, social, or legal issue, to have those who are not being biblical, nor rational, instantly divert attention away from the disagreement to a personal attack upon…
When Libel Fuels the Critic’s Opinion About TCC and My Resignation
Paul Derengowski, Ph.D. It has been nearly seven years since I resigned my teaching post at Tarrant County College. All of my former students have gone on to bigger and better things in life, at least so I hope they have. My doctorate has since been earned and newer opportunities…
Interpreting the Bible Literally
Paul Derengowski, Ph.D. It never ceases to amaze me just how arrogant some people are when it comes to the Bible, especially when so few of them have actually taken the time to pick it up and read it. Recently, the LA Times published a Letter to the Editor written…
Our South African Journey: Departure
Paul Derengowski, Ph.D. Thursday, August 2, was our last day in South Africa. The morning was spent scrambling about getting our bags packed, picking up my cap and gown, which included doing the administrative things necessary to make sure they were paid for. Lee wanted us to be out of…
Our South African Journey: Speak
Paul Derengowski, Ph.D. Wednesday morning, the day before our departure, we were up early for a long day of opportunities scheduled by Dr. Stoker to speak with some of the students and faculty on various subjects. If I am not mistaken, the order was ethics, chapel, and then apologetics. Of…