[ Dear Reader - please accept this article as written in a Christian voice. It is clearly propaganda, but in the sense that telling a child to "Eat their broccoli" is propaganda. That is, it has an unashamed agenda of … Continue reading
Those of you who read this blog know that I can’t get off this science/religion wagon. I think what really fuels it is that I read techie blogs when I want to procrastinate something else. One of the major issues … Continue reading
What if everything we did was an act of worship? We live in a modern world. A wonderful, rational, enlightened modern world where we have put behind all silly pagan beliefs. We understand things now and we don’t have time … Continue reading
I think this comic illustrates it very nicely. When it comes right down to it, who wants to believe in an emasculated, abstract God who is either powerless or unwilling to make the world (reality) better? If such a God … Continue reading
The more I think about Scientific Dinosaurs, the more I believe that we are Science Worshipers. I think one way of demonstrating this is by asking the question, “Where do we place our hope?” Hope is another of those basic … Continue reading
The $1,000,000 Dinosaur Apparently, people pay a lot of money for dinosaur bones. At least, they do at dinosaur bone auctions. I wonder why. Granted, near-complete allosaurus skeletons don’t exactly grow on trees – how big a tree would that … Continue reading
At first, Godblock upset me. It left me feeling hurt and sad, so much so that I had to put a link to it and see what others thought. Looking at the site a second time, it could be a … Continue reading
The very nature of faith is that you don’t (and shouldn’t be) rational about it. In fact, you’re entitled to be aghast when anyone confronts you with proof. Proof and rationality aren’t the point. Seth is right about so many … Continue reading