Posts by Seth Adam Smith

I think that the Great Depression and World War II are remarkable times in history. They’re remarkable because they prove that[…]

I was born in Anchorage, Alaska and I love the history and symbolism of that northern land. In the nineteenth[…]

The world feels darker these days, doesn’t it? Every day brings a new headline that is seemingly worse than the day before: Politics, disease,[…]

We become what we worship. That is to say, we emulate—or become like—the people (and things) we most admire. To understand this concept,[…]

I’m currently working on a novel that has caused me to think a lot about repentance. A little while ago,[…]

The burden you carry is partly because in our culture we view ourselves as separate individuals. So we think a[…]

When all the butterflies have fluttered away and your wedding day becomes a distant memory, you will discover that you’ve[…]

Not long ago, I shared this quote on my Facebook fanpage: “The eyes are useless when the mind is blind.”[…]