Fiction 1 March 2020 A Possible Beginning to a Novel Before I waste time undergoing a project, I have one question: Does this short excerpt work for you as a beginning, as in, does it draw you in and make you want more? If so, why? If not, why not?
23 February 2020 Choosing a Biblical Emphasis While all of the problems we have mentioned heretofore bear weight and deserve a sufficient address, it seems right that something must be held as central, from which no derivation may be allowed,
31 December 2019 The West's Church Problem Posited: A Perspective on Its Source Ichabod, the priest Eli's grandson and the name of Phinehas' son in the book of 1 Samuel, means "no glory" or, alternatively, "the glory hath departed."
21 September 2019 The Israelites Journey to Canaan as a Parable of the Christian Life Of all of the things most deadly to a person, unbelief is the only thing that can truly be said to damn. The writer of Hebrews notes that it was unbelief that prevented
Philosophy 21 July 2019 Seneca and Timothy on the Nature of True Virtue Monologue given on July 7th to the esteemed members of the Positive Perspectives Book Club.
Philosophy 13 April 2019 L'Aphorisme Verisme “Before anything, I must relinquish myself at the altar of the Truth.”
Book Club 20 January 2019 Reality: An Alternative Perspective Here follows the monologue on Heraclitus’ Fragments and Sir Francis Bacon’s Great Instauration.