Unofficial Watchdog of the Episcopal Church
We weren’t planning on a post today, as it’s a grey, rainy Monday morning. But this image of an email between Tennessee Attorney General Jonathan Skrmetti and Governor Bill Lee about the death of Grant Solomon crossed our desks this morning, and it’s worth covering. The Gallatin goofy loop At
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“An omission is a lie when it is calculated to conceal information that, where it known to the other party,would be materially relevant to them.” — Unknown A lie by omission is just as bad as a lie by commission. — Elizabeth A. Reaves Preacher Steve Berger, who left Grace
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On July 20, 2020, Tennessee high school student Grant Solomon died mysteriously in Gallatin, Tennessee. Grant was poised to become a senior in high school and was a beloved son, brother, student, friend, and athlete. He was bright, funny, loyal, honest, and insightful. Unusually, when he died Grant was alone
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When lying and omission become part of your character, you lose integrity and the trust you once had from others. — Theodore Walter Fedorchak Honesty is more than not lying. It is truth telling, truth speaking, truth living, and truth loving. — James E. Faust ### As a follow-up to
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