A Manner of Intent

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

On the Road Again

So, it’s been four years since I posted last. Much like a river moving downstream, my thoughts and pursuits have taken me into unexpected tributaries numerous times; waters that I had never considered when I began this blog. What were some of those tributaries? Well… just a few… philosophy, evolution and natural selection, thermodynamics, social … Continue reading On the Road Again

Man and God – Part Three – Scarcity

In a previous post, I discussed the concept of particulars.  Perhaps then, a reader might have wondered what this has to do with Christian issues and values, and certainly what does it have to do with a certain hypothesis I repeated from Man and God – Part One: “Try to consider the possibility that God … Continue reading Man and God – Part Three – Scarcity

The Commonality of Faith

In the modern, secular world, the average citizen has lost the appreciation of just how fundamental religious identity is to our basic existence.  The secularist – remote to the religious experience all about them each and every day – sees religion as a membership in an organization; a simple choice that can be flipped with … Continue reading The Commonality of Faith

This Matter of Freedom of Speech

This post came out of a sense I developed over the past two days that freedom, liberty, and equality are all perfected in their limits, rather than their excesses. This is the foundation of the teachings of Jesus Christ; that in love of God and man, and in practicing that love of God and man, … Continue reading This Matter of Freedom of Speech