Captian's Log The Veil is Torn 30 Nov 2018 A general rule of thumb is to keep one’s peace about what one does not know. So, I don’t write much about politics because I don’t bother to really know…
Captian's Log On Religion 24 Nov 2018 Please, nobody crucify me for this, but I’m going to talk about Santa; so, spoilers if you haven’t reached around the age of seven. My parents were caught between two…
Captian's Log Essay: Light in the Darkness 4 Oct 2018 Please read: Light in the Darkness Excerpt: The first eighteen verses of the Gospel according to John contain no end to theological richness. But as this paper should have an…
Captian's Log Poem: The Dog and the Door 18 Sep 2018 Please read: The Dog and the Door Excerpt: The Dog: Behold, O man, thy witless end —precursor Age overshadows; what once so sharp has been made dull— and I, hungering, at…
Captian's Log Continued: Getting Around the Wall 17 Sep 201818 Sep 2018 This post is a continuation of Getting Around the Wall. Below is a summary of the situation: Glancing at the bottom of one of my posts where WordPress links to “related” posts from…
Captian's Log This Breath 10 Sep 2018 Your days are numbered, counted out, and your allotted time will be spent; that is, you will someday be found no more upon this earth. There is a time before…
Captian's Log Re: No True Christian 25 Aug 2018 Please read: One True Christian Excerpt: The Closet Atheist paid me the kindness of a visit to my blog, and I in turn perused a few posts and pages this atheist published.…
Captian's Log My Rambling Response 16 Aug 2018 Commented on my last post: The morality argument for a creator still doesn’t explain why we should respect or worship said creator. We don’t know that there is one or…
Captian's Log Young and Ancient 18 Jul 2018 How can a man be born when he is old? Listening to Jordan Peterson’s biblical lectures, the final part of each oration given over to a question and answer segment,…
Captian's Log A Prayer in the Darkness 16 Jun 2018 No one is going to save you when the lights go out, when the last stub of a candle flickers and dies, when you are left alone. The sun will…
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