Author Archives: Bill Halamandaris

Man was created in God’s image. Too often, we are inclined to return the favor and in the process limit God to our own likeness. Whether we are engaged in a national war or at a local high school football … Continue reading →

On July 4, 1776, our first Independence Day, one of the first acts of the Continental Congress was to pass a resolution authorizing a committee to research and devise a National Motto, as well as a seal for the new … Continue reading →

I was slow to marry. From an early age, my parents had told me to choose the person I would marry carefully. They said it was likely to be the most important decision I ever made and I took their … Continue reading →

Senator Frank E. Moss brought me to Washington. He was the last Democrat elected to the Senate from Utah, serving from l959 to l977. Moss was a liberal in the most conservative state in the union.  So when he announced … Continue reading →

What does hell look like? Is it fiery and hot or dark and cold? Does it exist at all outside of our minds? I visited hell in 1992. It was in an AIDS ward in an LA hospital. There I … Continue reading →