Series A University Experience: Part I 6 Feb 20186 Feb 2018 As we begin in earnest our look into Daniel, there a few housekeeping items that we must put on the table. When we are dealing with a passage that is…
Series How Philosophy Saved My Soul: Part X 12 Jan 2018 Life Stinks and Then You Get Clubbed to Death Let us begin by creating a scenario. What if you achieved many of your life’s goals? What if you are…
Series How Philosophy Saved My Soul: Part IX 4 Jan 201820 Jan 2018 "Many people have evil ideas and wicked intentions and hatch nefarious schemes, but to carry out one of these plans is, under God's watchful eye, a truly monstrous thing. And…
Series How Philosophy Saved My Soul: Part VIII{2.0} 7 Aug 201720 Jan 2018 ***I decided to take down the original "Part VIII" because, frankly, I went too far. In an attempt to be transparent, I wrote things that were of a personal nature…
Series How Philosophy Saved My Soul: Part VII 23 Jul 201720 Jan 2018 "You Must Choose Wisely" I knew it was time to leave my position at the college during the 2008-2009 school year. The time had come to move on. I didn't…
Series How Philosophy Saved My Soul: Part VI 18 Jul 201720 Jan 2018 Yet again I was speaking at a camp with limited wifi. Sorry. There will be two updates this week. The summer of 2008 was over and it was time to…
Series How Philosophy Saved My Soul: Part V 7 Jul 201720 Jan 2018 Maybe I should bring a book with me... After graduating from college and seminary, I was a full-time, itinerant speaker communicating to high school students. My travels would have me…
Series How Philosophy Saved My Soul: Part IV 3 Jul 201720 Jan 2018 Off to Camp! {I'm sorry this didn't get posted last week. I was speaking at a camp and had virtually no internet connection. Part V will be posted at the…
Series How Philosophy Saved My Soul: Part III 23 Jun 201720 Jan 2018 Calcified Theology One of the most disturbing books I have ever read was Aldous Huxley's Brave New World. Written in the 1930's, BNW envisions a dystopian society that is almost…