Tag: God

???Bread for God??? or Halloween? All in all, it???s the candies that matter!

On November 1st, 1755, around 9:00 a.m., the city of Lisbon was hit by an earthquake, followed by a huge tsunami, wildfires and looting, that completely destroyed the city and killed more than 10.000 people. Those who survived had no other choice than to go around the neighboring towns asking for fo...

Being a Hater in a God Honoring Way

When I was 23, I had a Fitness Phase. And during that phase, I followed a rash of Fitness Influencers, whose bodies I wished to emulate (problematic). One of my favorites was @GraceFitUK, now Grace Beverly, who vlogged her workouts, her vegan meals, and her busy Oxford life. I would bring her to the...

Addiction, God and RFK Jr.

In an interview with Lex Fridman, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. talks very candidly about his relationship with God and how it helped him overcome addiction to drugs and alcohol. In doing this, he is unusually candid for a man running for president. I am used to politicians dodging controversial iss...

Do You Think God Plays At Dice?

I do not think that quarks are random. I do not think they move in tandem. I do not think God has that vice. I do not think God plays at dice. Mechanics aren’t deterministic. You’re behaving like a mystic. One cannot peek behind the curtain. Two things at once: you can’t b...

Listening to the Still, Small Voice of God

I woke up this blessed morn with so many things to do. send an email, start a book, finish your work and see it through Pushing aside these worried thoughts, I climbed the set of stairs leading to my private room and The Course of study there Read More

The Big Ring?????????Did Science Just Accidentally Prove God?

I know, I know! I’m far out there. But Google news did this, not me! And I am big on theories, and ideas that plunder out of my long ago stoner brain. “Newly discovered cosmic megastructure challenges theories of the universe”???—???The Guardian???— For those...

Thank God My Mother Isn???t Here to See This

Mygrandfather was Calvin Luther Muldrow. One of a dozen brothers and sisters, he fought in World War I. Although he died when I was young, I recall his stories about how he survived the Great War. I remember hearing how he spent weeks in a foxhole in the Swiss Alps, sick from the malaria that nearly...