Resurrecting Wilberforce

Reading the works of other bloggers always makes me question the frame of mind the respective blogger was in when he or she put up a particular post.  There is almost always a back story as art does imitate life.  Nothing I read screams to me about platitudes and generalities even though blog authors utilize such standard form in nearly every post that deals with human emotion or real life circumstance.  It seems so a great deal of effort is put into making others understand how the blogger feels.  However, without the full disclosure of the motivating back story, it is unlikely the point will be received as well as it was hoped.  That makes me a little sad. It appears there is a great deal of irony related to the numerous avenues available to us in the digital age.  I do not necessarily mean the resultant cruelty and polarization that exist because of the instant nature of social media. What is disconcerting though is the idea that even though we have real time access to a global au