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  • House Keeping

    February 19, 2022

    I’ve been experimenting in ways I can make this web page easier and better for those who want to visit, and myself. As I’ve described before, this page is an Amalgam of three watersheds, 1) post-evangelical discussions, 2) my fiction writing, and 3) cancer. I personally left evangelicalism in 1990 and landed in a wilderness…

  • I Got COVID, and Why That’s a Good Thing, An Insight

    February 11, 2022

    Introduction No, I’m not the kind of person who would go to a “COVID party” to intentional get COVID, because it is “natural” and will give me “natural immunities.” The problem with that notion is first, it is like playing Russian Roulette with a ten-chamber revolver. One chance in ten you will have long-haul consequences…

  • Spring Gives Eternal Hope

    February 7, 2022

    “Hope springs eternal in the human breast,” said poet Alexander Pope in An Essay on Man (1732). I say, spring gives eternal hope. I’ve lived in a place once where there was no spring. Where you measured the April snowfall by chin-depths, quickly melting into May’s mud and finally a short summer’s heat. We pretended…

  • Ramblings: A Word on Writing

    February 5, 2022

    In 2019 I had just devoted this blog to writing after a 18 year history as a forum for post-evangelicals. That “writing” blog didn’t get very far before I became quite ill from Multiple Myeloma and then converted the site (in part) to updates about my battle with cancer, causing that topic to overwhelm the…

  • Podcast-How Did We Get Here? A Brief History of Western Civilization–The Philosophical Perspective

    February 2, 2022

    America is on the cusp of a new, smaller (I hope) dark ages. The search of classical, universal truth has been replaced by baseless-tribal beliefs. This podcast takes a very quick “drive-by” look of how the West has searched for truth over the past 3,000 years. Listen here.

  • COVID Omicron Footnote-Bottomline

    January 31, 2022

    I said I was done with this. Two things happened. We got a notice that a friend of Denise’s died this weekend from COVID. Sad. Secondly, there were statistics, which I had not found, that I have in hand. Statistics don’t lie, but people do lie about statistics. Among people who really know the most…

  • My Response to the Collins-Fauci e-mail Controversy.

    January 28, 2022

    Edward, I’m going raise my response to one of last comments here as I’m afraid it will get lost in the comment section. So, you raise the question of the emails between Fauci and Francis Collins in 2020 when they discussed “shutting down” the published statement paper known as the “Great Barrington Declaration.” I will…

  • Ramblings: COVID Revisited

    January 28, 2022

    Here are some things to think about over the coming months. The computer models that have predicted the COVID patterns very well, show us some ominous predictions for the coming three months. But it doesn’t have to be. First, it is very true that the omicron variant is slightly less powerful than the delta version,…

  • Pro-Choice Vs Pro-Life

    January 22, 2022

    The last of the pod-casts on this topic is here. I wanted to look again on how “Pro-Life” has become idolatry and how we can really reduce abortions to zero if we wanted.

  • Ramblings: On Writing

    January 17, 2022

    I’ve found a new favorite writer, William Kent Krueger. This was his debut book in from 1998. I don’t know if I had heard of him before I accidently downloaded his book, Iron Lake from the Washington State Library database. Within the first two paragraphs I knew I was on to something. The way he…

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