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Christianity, Evolution and Digital Universes
Christianity, Evolution and Digital Universes- a free ebook examining contemporary cosmology and theology from a philosophical perspective. Christianity, Evolution and Digital Universes Read more
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Fewer American Men Work These Decades
Illegal aliens and automation are taking low-skilled jobs traditionally done by male workers. The Washington Post ran an article on declining male participation in the workforce yet seeking political correctness… Read more
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Trumping Political Elites
It’s an amusing fact that political elites didn’t get the candidate they wanted this year. Ordinary Americans have experienced the lack of good candidates for President since Ronald Reagan. While… Read more
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C.I.A. Chief Wrong About ‘Lone Wolves’
Head C.I.A. Chief Brennan is wrong about ‘lone wolves‘ presenting a difficult threat. Gangs of wolves are far more dangerous and likelier to attack than the comparatively placid and possibly… Read more
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Atmospheric CO2 Reaches 400 p.p.m.
The world atmospheric CO2 level reached its highest mark in 4 million years at 400 p.p.m. http://www.scientificamerican.com/article/antarctic-co2-hit-400-ppm-for-first-time-in-4-million-years/ That is a serious thing difficult to reverse and the Clintons corrupting the… Read more
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Hillary’s Prospective Cycle of Economic Doom
The nation’s economy some have said (from Russia with love), is like that of a botox beauty with ugliness and rot lurking below. A generation of post-cold war deficit spending… Read more
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British Royals and Imperial Homo Movement
Britain’s Prince Andrew posing for a homo magazine continues a lengthy history of British imperial pro homosexual politics. It is the case that the pejorative term of homo bullying is… Read more
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Points on Six Days of Creation re; Multiverse
Louis Berkhoff writes in his book Systematic Theology on page 165 of “The Hexaemeron, or the Work of Separate Days” on the paradigm of the six days of creation. He… Read more
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The Snake and the Pulse
Late Saturday afternoon I saw a three long snake climb a tree after I startled it walking on a trail where it was basking in the sun. I hadn’t known… Read more
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Kant, Schopenhauer, Sartre and Quine
Some opinion about Arthur Schopenhauer runs toward preemptive dismissal because of his attitudes about women. Schopenhauer was a meaningful philosopher though, in my opinion, for two reasons/works. One-Schopenhauer treated Kant’s… Read more
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Novilistricka Factors 2016-6 (science fiction)
I read from my science fiction novel Novilistricka Factors over unrelated images. Read more
