Famed author and professor, C.S. Lewis defined the term “chronological snobbery” as: The uncritical acceptance of the intellectual climate common to our own age and the assumption that whatever has gone out of date is on that account discredited. We have a tendency to view whatever is new, cutting edge…

Introduction Bringing up the Big Bang in certain Christian circles is a fraught proposition. Depending on the audience, the response might be hearty agreement, hasty disagreement, or panicky joking (“God said it, and BANG, it happened!”). This paper attempts to address all three groups by showing that Big Bang cosmology…

Introduction Karl Marx. That name is likely to elicit a powerful emotional response when mentioned. For the politically conservative, thoughts of the confiscation of private property, government control of industry, and Soviet gulags are likely to dominate. For the politically liberal, thoughts of a flattened society, less inequality between poor…

As a Chaplain and a member of the clergy I feel I need to speak about this. What is happening in the world is too important to not use even the tiny platform I have to speak out. These are my observations. I want to listen. I want to learn. …

The Bilderburg Group, Bill Gates, the Clintons, and the Deep State are in cahoots. They orchestrated the coronavirus pandemic in order to cower the world population and coerce everyone into accepting a ONE WORLD GOVERNMENT! I clutch my pearls. Breathlessly pound away at my keyboard and SHARE! SHARE! SHARE! I’m…

For military Chaplains, the COVID-19 pandemic forced a rapid and sometimes painful change. While pockets of people had embraced the streaming revolution, the execution was largely personality driven. If an individual Chaplain had the passion and expertise, a particular location would enjoy the fruits of those labors. …

Two years ago I stood in front of a crowd of friends and family at a Southeastern Oklahoma cemetery. I was providing the graveside service for my grandfather’s funeral. …

When I was a kid, I thought checks were magical. My parents would go to the store, grab what they needed, write a few things on a magical slip of paper, and then they would leave with a bag full of groceries or gadgets. In my mind, you could write…