In recent days, with the death of Charlie Kirk, I have listened intently to the conversations amongst individuals who are recognized as Christian. I came to understand that there are two types of Christian conversation: The first is the truth, the true nature of how the universe, Creation, works, and how the universe has an … Continue reading The Christian Conversation
Let’s get a couple of thoughts out of the way before I tackle a subject that has been structuring itself into a more concrete expression as of late. At some point, the assertion that Descartes made regarding consciousness and being, will be considered humorous, if not asinine. I’m beginning to have my doubts that our … Continue reading A Manner of Intent
I read this article recently in the Wall Street Journal and thought it important to share it with my readers. Why the Jewish Way of Living Matters, By Leon R. Kass Since living here, I’ve come to think of Israel as the moral capital of the West. Why do Jewish lives matter? Why do we suddenly … Continue reading A Timely Reflection…
I recently listened to an National Public Radio program as I was driving across the Everglades towards Naples, Florida. With the relative bland nature of the landscape, my attention was easily focused upon the spoken words and therefore my interpretation of their intent. The storyline of the program was on how society - a collection … Continue reading No Greater Love
The nature of humanity is confined to the mechanics of the human experience in its environment. We are creatures of the Darwinian model – driven environmentally and genetically through the process of natural selection to maximize individual performance in the provision of asset goods that will promote existence at the highest level possible. We want … Continue reading Live or Die – The Social Contract
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