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I love to write about things that interest me. It will be easier to tell you what doesn’t interest me than try to list what does — pop culture and reality television do not interest me. Science, religion, animals, sports, medicine, and problem solving are among any number of subjects that do interest me very much and hopefully that passion for knowledge is reflected in my work. Everything from short stories on animals to essays on politics — a non-fiction book on creationism and a detective novel. I am a work in progress because I am hungry for knowledge.
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From The Blog
- Fred Hoyle and the probability of God[I wrote this for publication at American Thinker but it was rejected so I published it myself.] The probability that a supernatural God exists is extremely high. We can be confident because this conclusion is based on the best scientific evidence currently available. Our universe hasn’t always existed. We can believe this is true because […]
- A few current thoughts on the Shroud of TurinIn my opinion, if nothing else, the Shroud of Turin is compelling evidence that shows God has a terrific sense of humor. There are precious few religious relics and artifacts that can cause such a furious and ferocious debate. If you really want to argue about whether it could be real, I’ll be your Huckleberry. […]
- The Unplanned Universe is Mathematically ImpossibleWe know the universe had an origin or a beginning. Science calls this singularity the “Big Bang” theory, a term originally coined by a very famous scientist (and atheist) named Fred Hoyle. Hoyle was mocking the idea that our universe could have had an origin because at that time it was believed our universe was […]
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