“The Rev. James” seems pretentious for a blog title.
A few friends call me “the Rev. Jim.”
Of course, they’re thinking
“I was finding God all over the place,” he said, “and he kept ditching me.”
As fond as I am of the character, and as off-the-wall as I can be (though rarely in public), my identity is more sedate.
Perhaps it better fits “The Rev. James.” That’s the Rev. James Buckley, a Methodist priest who lived 1770-1839 and founded Buckley’s Brewery in West Wales. There’s a fine ale named after him that I first encountered in a Welsh pub a decade or so ago. It’s called “a taste of the good life.”
It’s my hope that in these musings you find a taste of the faithful life and keep finding God all over the place, knowing that God will never really ditch you.
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A taste of the faithful life 
Glad to have you “blogging.” Looking forward to more. By the way, that comment the politician made is chauvinistic and misogynistic as well as patronizing.
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A politician’s trifecta!
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