Reflections on Life and Faith

Support the Big Debate

Mar 21st, 2013

Reflections

Paul Krugman has a big audience for his baloney about economics. But can he defend his notions against an informed debater? I say no, and I’ve pledged $10 to help the debate happen. I hope you’ll join me in this project to help Americans become better informed about the true nature of economics. Click the [...]

The Great Debater Is Gone to Glory

Mar 06th, 2013

Reflections

“Dr. Duane T. Gish, one of the great defenders of the Bible’s accuracy and best-known for the 300-plus debates he conducted with evolutionists since the 1970s, passed away Tuesday in California at the age of 92.” Answers in Genesis I consider him my father in creation science. I was a theistic evolutionist at the University [...]

The Big Bend: A Terrific Adventure/Mystery

Nov 08th, 2012

Reflections

As one who grew up in Central Florida, I was first attracted to The Big Bend by its setting. And indeed the accurate references to Floridian geography, flora, and fauna stimulated good memories. I was quickly drawn into the story as its characters took on flesh and bones in my mind. Their good times and [...]

I Know What You Should Do

Nov 03rd, 2012

Reflections

Seth Godin wrote the following on his website: I know what you should do Actually, I don’t. I know what I would do in this situation, but I’m not you. I know what your customer should do, but I’m not her. I know (and you know, and we all know) what we would do in [...]

The Lone Ranger and The Hurricane

Nov 02nd, 2012

Reflections

I remember the day an episode of “The Lone Ranger” was coming on the radio. It wasn’t just any episode; this one would tell how the Lone Ranger became the hero he was, how his faithful Indian companion Tonto joined him, and even how he got the great horse Silver. Since this was in the [...]