Considering answers to those faith-questions we all ask…
Author: Fuel For Faith
The other day I found myself being once again disgusted with human nature. Of course, I’m not human, so this criticism doesn’t apply to me… My God must get mighty tired of hearing me ask such questions as these: “Lord, why did you make people? How can you love humanity when we seem to be so unlovable?” I couldn’t say … Continue reading FEEDING YOUR CHARACTER
At the age of twenty-six I travelled, with the girl who is now my wife, to Israel. We were there for six months, and every moment of the trip, from the flight from London on El Al to the return home on the “Magic Bus” was an incredible, spiritual time. (ASOK, "Cabal") For the first … Continue reading MY TEN GREATEST EXPERIENCES, number 8: ISRAEL
Our human nature leads us to ignore our own faults and look for an opportunity to accuse someone else. It causes us to become hard and we refuse to forgive. The world is full of people who think that other people are to blame... (ASUSU. "Serra") I’ve noticed that some of us (perhaps all of us) collect … Continue reading BLAME AND OVERKILL
MY TEN GREATEST EXPERIENCES, 9: LARKS’ TONGUES IN ASPIC Part 1 “Larks’ Tongues In Aspic”! A delicacy, no doubt, and to this day I’m not sure if it ever was a real dish actually eaten by anyone... but the significance is in the concept of its rarity. At the tender age of fifteen I traveled fifty miles from … Continue reading MY TEN GREATEST EXPERIENCES 9: LARKS’ TONGUES IN ASPIC Part 1
I recently heard Dr. Jay Richards on the radio briefly tell the tale of a research astronomer called Guillermo Gonzalez. The story demonstrates how any consideration of a Creator is frequently shut out of the education establishment (and the media), in order to deny students and anyone else the opportunity of hearing anything but puddle-to-human … Continue reading DOUBLESPEAK: WHEN “FREEDOM OF INQUIRY” REALLY MEANS THE OPPOSITE
Fuel for Faith, Food for Thought 