“Injustice, when endured without surrender, becomes the forge of justice—where the soul learns what laws forget, and truth finds voice in the silence of the wronged.” ~Lesallan There are seasons when injustice reigns unchecked—when the righteous are silenced, the humble overlooked, and the wicked prosper. Scripture does not shy away Read more
Lesallan | October 22, 2025Ohio Christian UniversityPHL2100 Ethics (ONL25F3A)Professor Mark Godbold This discussion explains how individuals with opposing ethical views can engage in productive dialogue, applies those principles to a difficult real-life encounter at the author’s Aurora, MO apartment, and evaluates which elements produced constructive or destructive outcomes. The discussion Read more
Lesallan Ohio Christian University PHL2100 Ethics (ONL25F3A) Professor Mark Godbold October 17, 2025 The Imago Dei and Compassionate Limits: A Christian Ethical Analysis of Euthanasia Euthanasia provokes sustained moral concern across clinical, legal, and theological domains because it directly engages questions about suffering, human dignity, and the permissible limits of Read more
Lesallan | October 11 Religion and Ethics: Distinctive Moral Resources and Public Engagement Religion supplies moral resources that shape how people live, decide, and argue about the common good. Far from retreating into private belief, robust religious ethics prepares people to form character, repair communities, and speak into public life Read more
Lesallan | October 2nd, 2025 Basis for Ethical Decisions – Response to Casey Good morning, Casey: Thank you for your gracious response and for sharing how prayer and patience shaped your decision. I appreciate how you emphasized not rushing but waiting on God for the right timing and words—that is Read more
Lesallan | October1, 2025 By His Grace: Ethical Application Discussion This discussion applies three ethical systems—antinomianism, situationalism, and generalism—to the following scenario: you find a wallet containing $500 with no identification, you have just lost your job, and a family member is ill. Each approach is applied consistently, followed by Read more
I am Lesallan Bostron—an enthusiastic seeker of truth and creative expression, committed to authenticity and personal growth. My journey is shaped by faith, storytelling, and a deep-rooted curiosity about the world. From an early age, I found meaning in narratives—both the ones I crafted and encountered, each revealing layers of Read more
Lesallan | September 27, 2025 The Theory of Life This is one of the most profound questions we can ask—both scientifically and spiritually. The beginning of life is a mystery that has inspired generations of thinkers, and its end is equally layered with possibility, awe, and concern. Theological Perspectives on Read more
The Theory of Life Lesallan | September 27, 2025 Seeking the beginning of life. Where did it begin, and where did it end? The Theory of Life This is one of the most profound questions we can ask—both scientifically and spiritually. The beginning of life is a mystery that has Read more
Written by Lesallan | 9/25/2025 The Role of Logical Analysis in Biblical Exegesis and Ethical Ministry Practice In contemporary ministry, the integration of logical analysis with biblical exegesis and ethical reasoning has become imperative for informed decision-making, particularly given the multifaceted nature of digital engagement, leadership, and community care. Mastery Read more