Religion and The Power to Change
Today my Mother called me. I hesitated to answer the phone because – to be frank – her phone calls annoy me. She always seems a bit whiny and I […]
Tag Archives: Religion & Philosophy
Ants and Humans
Ants walk along the ground gathering dirt, piling it, making tunnels, storing food, and repeating. Then comes along some asshole kid who stomps on their perfectly crafted tunnels stirring their […]
How to have a relationship with an Atheist
My wife is Catholic. She was born and raised in church. She finds comfort in the community, the family bond, and the idea that God is actively involved in her […]
Jesus the Sun God?
There are undeniable correlations from religion to religion. For example, almost all religions have a flood story. In the story the creator flooded the earth because of our bad behavior, but a […]
eBook: I need your help
As I write this blog post I am approximately half way through my first ebook entitled: Liberty and Reason Five controversial issues that affect your Freedom Essentially the idea is […]
A New Year. An Old Man.
“You better give your Peepaw a hug, I don’t think he has much longer left.” I told my wife. His eyes were watering, he was struggling to breathe, and sometimes […]
I think I’m a Stoic
Recently I ran across this Wikipedia article on Stoicism. As I read through the basic tenants it hit me: I think I’m a stoic. Reason Over Emotion There are a […]
A Religious Journey: Searching for Faith
I’ve struggled with religion and faith my entire life. My studies began early and continue today. It started before I can remember as my Parents dropped me off at Church. […]
Is discovering you are a fool the path to enlightenment?
There was a time not too many years ago when I thought I knew best about pretty much everything. But over the last few years I have awoken to the […]
The Paradox of Infinite Time
Infinite time. Is it possible that time is infinite? That time goes back infinitely forever. Before earth, before the sun, before the creation of the known Universe, before that? Was […]
