Wyso And The Other Creepy Kids on Gerard Street
Man's Best
Sparkers
Better Dig 2
When I first began my blogging adventure, I confess, I didn’t have the foggiest notion of what I was doing. My web guy at the time insisted: “You gotta do a blog.” And so here we are, years later. I think I’ve learned a little. Since starting this journey — probing into the many instances […]
Part 6: Ancient Astronauts and Religion — How Human Are the Gods?
Returning to our research on Ancient Astronauts and their appearance in world religions including Christianity, I find Aristotle’s quote on gods enlightening. Greek philosopher and scientist, Aristotle, is credited as being “the first genuine scientist in history … and every scientist is in his debt” says the Encyclopædia Britannica. Aristotle was born in 384 BC and died in 322 […]
Part 5: Ancient Astronauts and Religion — What Are We?
Connecting the Dots A whiny old man — that is what he calls himself—who is a friend and reader — asked me why all the God stuff. If you are new and are here to read blogs on science fiction, or the paranormal, or just weird stuff, you’re probably wondering why the talk about religion […]
Part 3: Ancient Astronauts and Religion — Moses Was a Polytheist.
As I read more and more of the research my guest blogger, Ike Fehr, shares with regards to the connection between Ancient Astronauts and world religions, I see evidence that perhaps the beliefs handed down to me in my Sunday School classes may have missed out teaching me a couple of key facts. And perhaps, […]
Part 2: Ancient Astronauts and Religion — The Plurality of the Gods.
I’ve been questioning things in the bible since I started teaching Sunday School to younger kids when I was in the eighth grade. Yes, I was more of a babysitter than a teacher, but I didn’t know that at the time. So I took my job seriously. While preparing for one of my Sunday morning […]
Ceres and Vesta — Fossils from the Dawn of the Solar System.
(an update on the Unexplainable Lights on Ceres) In 2015 Images sent back from NASA’s Dawn space probe revealed two bright spots on the surface of the dwarf planet Ceres. These lights were unexpected and a mystery said investigators of the mission at the time. Ceres’ a rotation takes about nine hours. Above is […]
Part 1: Ancient Astronauts and Religion.
If one reads the bible or other holy scriptures — with an open mind — mysteries and magic blend with science and become abundant and apparent. A closed-minded individual sees it as a book of rules. Don’t dos. Don’t search for wisdom. Isn’t that the lesson of Adam and Eve? Don’t ask questions. And by […]
Part 4: Ancient Astronauts and Religion — Was God Humanoid?
I must admit. I have long searched for the connection between my belief in the Creator and my belief in Ancient Astronauts. I often felt guilty because my Lutheran upbringing didn’t allow a connection between the two. Could it be possible that everything I believed—or rather was taught I MUST believe—is wrong? When I was […]
The Em Dash. Writers Love ’em. Editors Hate ’em. How To Use ’em.
Difference Between the En dash and the Em Dash The Em Dash is longer than the En Dash. That’s it. That’s all there is to it, EXCEPT when, where, and how to use them. The principal use of the En Dash is to connect numbers and, less often, words. Example: Her happiest days, 1980–1985, were when she […]
Space Junk, ETs, or a Superhero?
I watched the TV series, Supergirl, last night. And though, so far, it’s light science fiction/fantasy it shows potential. If you were a fan of Smallville, and are into Arrow and Flash, you might enjoy this as well. Remembering Smallville and the whole superhero genre, I recalled the scene when, as an infant, Superman falls from […]
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