Monthly Archives: July 2013

My Writer’s Credo

Posted on July 11, 2013 by Luke Ford

I’m reading Playwriting: Writing, Producing and Selling Your Play by Louis E. Catron. I’m on chapter four, “The Credo”. It stopped me the last time round. Catron urges you to write out your strongest convictions, at least eight of them, … Continue reading →

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The Best Things In My Life Were Gifts

Posted on July 10, 2013 by Luke Ford

Many of the best things that ever happened to me were given to me. My biggest scoops were given to me. At various times in my life, I got adopted by great people. I got this great job in 1984-85 … Continue reading →

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How Much Confidentiality Should You Expect When You Consult With A Rabbi?

Posted on July 9, 2013 by Luke Ford

What expectation of confidentiality should you expect when you consult with a rabbi? For instance, with the priest in the confessional, you expect 100% confidentiality. But I heard the other night that there should be no expectation of confidentiality when … Continue reading →

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Racism As Cultural Differences

Posted on July 8, 2013 by Luke Ford

When people want to live among their own it’s often called racism, but I see it as simply cultural preferences such as living among people who value peace and quiet, nuclear families, dedication to religion and education and work. Different … Continue reading →

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The Fears That Block My Acceptance Of God

Posted on July 7, 2013 by Luke Ford

With the exception of my college years, I’ve always believed in God, the author of the Bible, but each day I struggle over how much of my life I want to submit to His direction. What are my fears in … Continue reading →

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