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  • Certainty Part II

    January 29, 2017

  • Certainty Part I

    January 23, 2017

    This is the first video blog entry. Sorry about the wind factor as only had the time to do this in one take. In the future, I will work on making them better. I have corrected “certainty” in the title several times and the auto spell corrector changes it back to “certainty.”  

  • It is Here

    January 6, 2017

    After 25 years of study and 10 years of writing, the book is finally here. It can be pre-ordered at a discount here.  In a month it will be available at the general bookstores (and they will charge a higher price).  Whew, it is done. Mike

  • The Dangers of Writing in Candor — The Butterflies in the Belfry Goes to Press

    January 5, 2017

    This morning I signed the legal document, to start the presses rolling, to print Butterflies in the Belfry, Serpents in the Cellar. I have written books before, taking months. This project has taken over 25 years, including the research. The actual writing has taken almost 10 years. The best way I can describe this moment…

  • 2016 The Year Truth Died

    December 30, 2016

    As this year grows to a close, my mind in muddled in the confusion and mystery of the past twelve months. Of course, the US election dominates any review. The question is how do we frame it? There are many perspectives and sidebars to this political year, each deserving a well thought out discussion. However,…

  • The Election and the Evangelical view of Nature

    December 10, 2016

    This topic is relative to the issue of Donald Trump’s selection of Cathy McMorris Rodgers (Evangelical Free Church) as Interior Secretary, Scott Pruitt (Baptist) as the director of the EPA and possibly Rex Tillerson, CEO of Exxon (Congregational Christian Church), as Secretary of State. All three of these individuals are pro-development and anti-protection of the…

  • In Praise of the Media

    December 3, 2016

    In this political season, one theme I heard over and over was the “dishonest liberal media.” Now, I will emphasize that I am not partisan and would vote for a good candidate if they were a Democrat, Republican or Independent. While most of this rhetoric has come from the Trump people, I did hear some…

  • The Absolute Boundaries​ of Sadness Part II

    August 28, 2016

    I had planned on continuing this thought but once again disruptions have been intrusive. The major one being the fact that the lawyers, reviewing my present manuscript. sent it back asking me to rewrite a couple of areas. It is the fear of being libelous. I am amazed but also respectful of their concerned. I had…

  • The Absolute​ Boundaries of Sadness

    August 23, 2016

    Grief and sadness, like so many human emotions, has not been well-understood by the Christian. There is the misconception that the fruits of the spirit paint perpetual smiles on our faces. When the smiles are not there, it means we have something wrong . . . or does it? Human emotions were designed by the creator.…

  • The Psychology of Spirituality Part II

    August 21, 2016

    I am sorry but I did not get back as soon as I had hoped. Two things happened. The first was the legal review of my manuscript was complete (the legal review is always part of the publishing process to avoid libel suits). A few items were marked for re-writing and this morning I finished…

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