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  • In Pursuit of a Wild God

    November 3, 2026

    The purpose of religion isn’t to show us God, but to incarcerate God in a controllable concept, one that would benefit that religion. That’s how it’s worked since Constantine; it is human nature, and religion is a human enterprise. I’m not saying that all religion is evil, or even bad. Those that teach hate, injustice,…

    In Pursuit of a Wild God
  • How I De-converted and then Re-converted to Christianity: A (rough draft) excerpt from my new book, How Cancer Taught Me to Swear.

    November 3, 2026

    I am working on editing my new book, How Cancer Taught Me to Swear. I worked through this section today, and while it needs more work, I thought it was a concise story of how I left Christianity and then re-converted to Christianity, but apparently a very different Christianity than most people today follow. I…

    How I De-converted and then Re-converted to Christianity: A (rough draft) excerpt from my new book, How Cancer Taught Me to Swear.
  • The Doubter’s Dilemma

    October 30, 2026

    I had a brief conversation with a Christian the other night, and it went something like this, my paraphrase and enhancement for clarity: Other: “I see all these younger people leaving the church, and now they have nothing- no meaning or morals.” Me: “I think we need to decouple the belief and relationship with God…

    The Doubter’s Dilemma
  • In a Nutshell, My Purpose and Thoughts

    October 29, 2026

    Sometimes I follow a thought into the weeds, a cul-de-sac with no easy way out without allowing for misunderstandings that I’m just venting personal grievances. At that point, I have only one choice: reboot and start again. As I’ve shared many times, the thing that keeps me awake at night is people, just like me…

    In a Nutshell, My Purpose and Thoughts
  • A Clarification and Apology

    October 27, 2026

    My wife doesn’t usually read my blog posts because I think some of what I write makes her cringe. She was rightly disturbed by me saying I have no Christian friends. She worried it might offend Christians who do consider us their friends. First, I must apologize for putting it so broadly. Yes, I certainly…

  • Why I Still Believe in God

    October 24, 2026

    Since I observed dishonesty in evangelicalism in 1990 and left that movement, my views have evolved. Watching the decline of Christianity in America, for me, was like being up in a hot-air balloon that is sinking toward hostile territory, and you are jettisoning all the extraneous weight to keep it afloat. Soon, I discovered that…

    Why I Still Believe in God
  • Why I Still Believe in God- Part I: Psychological Considerations

    October 19, 2026

    If you’re 100% certain that God exists and that certainty defines you, this next series of articles isn’t for you. But if you honestly have questions, sometimes doubts, or wake up in the middle of the night with the question, “Is there really a God?”, then come along for a frank discussion.   For twenty…

  • Secular, Rational, Christianity II

    October 9, 2026

    Above is Richard Rohr, a postmodernist; there is no truth; you create your own reality; the new Pied Piper of the progressive church. I want to do one more post in this series, then put it to rest. Again, to be clear, I am not attacking the traditional church. I adore those people who love…

    Secular, Rational, Christianity II
  • Secular Rational Christianity

    October 8, 2026

    I am posting at breakneck speed because I have been ill for the past two weeks, battling once again bronchitis that is trying its damndest to turn into pneumonia. My cancer is of the immune system; therefore, I am very vulnerable to infections and, indeed, the most likely way I will die is from an…

  • Christian Culture and Tradition

    October 7, 2026

    The media theorist Marshall McLuhan famously wrote, “We don’t know who discovered water, but we know it wasn’t a fish,” describing cultural blindness to prevailing norms. We can’t see our own culture until we’ve tried living in a completely different one. But even when we experience a different culture, we can assimilate or become like…

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