Poking the Dragon
I am not exactly sure what it is about human nature, but on occasion we seem to be incapable of not poking the dragon, I did that this week (baaad…Read more →
Media
Israel, Syria and the End of Days
The End of Days and Apocalypse movements were on the rise when I was coming of age in the '80s, which means the assorted movements in the Protestant Christian Churches…Read more →
Intellectual Laziness live on the Internet
We live in a world where we are constantly bombarded with information, some excellent, some very good, but sadly in a sea of mediocre to absolutely false. One has to…Read more →
2be | !2be a Multipotentialite
There are those rare occasions when one comes across a word or understanding to express some aspect that differs with one's peers or the "norm". For myself, one of the…Read more →
September 11, Religion and Orwell
He who controls the past controls the future. He who controls the present controls the past. George Orwell"Somber and Vindictive September 11th." Sooner or later the hate and fear mongers will figure out…Read more →
Is Gay the new Jew?
Not long ago, while DOMA and California's Prop. 8 were being heard by the U.S. Supreme Court, there was also a collection of stories in the news from around the…Read more →
Fear and Laughter in the Apocalypse
I grew up in the Southern Baptist Church on the northern edge of the Bible Belt, St. Louis, Missouri. Sometime in the late 70's, I was introduced to the Christian…Read more →
A Constitutional Preamble for the 21st Century
Today is the 4th of July, also known as Independence Day.Independence Day, commonly known as the Fourth of July, is a federal holiday in the United States commemorating the adoption…Read more →
How “Religion” can save the world
The current destruction of the world as we know it IS actually due to our turning our backs on Religion and/or God. OK, I will be the first to admit…Read more →
A Defense of Religion
I happen to be a fan of Bill Maher, I think he is fun and entertaining. I recently re-watched his film "Religulous" and also ran into a short series of…Read more →