• The Problem with Miracles; Part III

    November 24, 2020

    Again, 80% of Americans believe that miracles are common now. Why would I be so foolish to challenge that belief? I’m not. As I said previously, I’m not here to quarrel with anyone’s belief system, if that belief system includes common miracles. But, as the title of this series implies, sometimes there are problems with…

  • Ramblings: On Writing

    November 19, 2020

    I know, a firestorm of posts these days. But soon I will be like the lone Apollo astronaut in the command module, going behind the moon and being in a communication blackout zone. By Sunday, so I hope, I will pick up my manuscript Retribution and start the rewrite. That will take at least a…

  • The Problem of Miracles Part II

    November 17, 2020

    I was going to look at this topic from a variety of perspectives. However, even addressing it from a Christian standpoint alone will be daunting. Therefore, all my discussions would be how the issue of miracles play out in that Christian realm. First, I want to discuss definitions. Like I said in my previous post,…

  • Ramblings: Franklin Graham and Practical Implications of Dualism

    November 16, 2020

    I was working on a serious article about miracles when I turned on the TV for background noise. On that TV came Franklin Graham and one of his commercials with him standing in my beloved Seattle. I had seen these ads before, and they rubbed me the wrong way. I wanted to share via a…

  • Ramblings: The Problem of Miracles, Part I

    November 13, 2020

    I hope that I see this article through to publication here on this blog, because I’ve given miracles a lot of thought. I am still in my break of writing Retribution and will get back to it shortly. I was thinking that I would write several articles here during this break. A writing instructor said…

  • Ramblings: The Thin Line Between Fear and Real

    November 8, 2020

    As always, something in life propels an idea to the forefront of my mind . . . then I ruminate over it for days. I’ve always been interested in the idea of fear and anxiety, partially because I’ve suffered from anxiety, at least in the past, and I’ve worked with many patients with anxiety disorders.…

  • A Hodgepodge

    November 3, 2020

    I put the headings in bold so that you can choose any topic that you are interested in. Regarding the Election: I gave up a long time ago with the quest of changing people’s minds on candidates. With that said, as an ex-evangelical, I am still concerned about the blending of Christianity with any secular…

  • Ramblings: The Undoing; and Wearing One’s Life Close to the Surface

    October 26, 2020

    I used to be more creative, or so it seems. Aging, living in extreme stress, and having gallons of chemotherapy pumped through my veins may have taken their toil. My loss of creativity also could be my misconception. I don’t jog anymore. Okay, I’ve run three times, only a mile each. But I used to…

  • Ramblings: Navigating the Bubbles of Realities; The Truman Shows

    October 22, 2020

    Disclaimer, this is not a rant against Donald Trump. It is simply an attempt to mark out the boundaries of both sides in a fair way and to look at the barriers to bringing those groups together. I recently had yet another discussion with a Pro-Trump friend. In the midst of this discussion, I realized…

  • Ramblings: Observations in the Season of Elections

    October 20, 2020

    The world will not end if Donald Trump is re-elected. It will not end if Joe Biden is elected. In the big scheme of things, elections come and go. While I agree, there is a lot at stake, life will go on after November 3rd. Sometimes each side overstates the value of an election to…

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