This blogger has watched with amazement the fear, panic, and hysterical overreaction to the discovery of the newest head-and-chest-cold virus to come out of China. Scientists who should know better how to calculate statistics, have fudged the reported fatality rate by using the wrong denominator in the equation: If anybody in the Epidemiology class I … Continue reading Coronavirus Common Sense (and a Classic Cautionary Tale).
Why does Death Inspire Fear?
Fear of death is a hard-wired, natural emotion. It resides in organized forms of life at the atomic level, because those particles recoil from the idea of dissolving into their constituent sub-atomic parts and returning to a state of chaos. I think it's funny that the atheists among physicists don't accept that the cosmology they … Continue reading Why does Death Inspire Fear?
Wrap your head around this!
Atheism and its Scientific Pretensions: https://youtu.be/FyxUwaq00Rc
APB: Prayers Requested.
In need of a spiritual helping hand! A few days ago, I got slammed by my overactive immune system again: the first major exacerbation of Autoimmune Inner Ear Disease (AIED) I've had since early 2018. I have two other diagnosed autoimmune diseases (Hashimoto's Thyroiditis and Pernicious Anemia) which are easy to control, compared to … Continue reading APB: Prayers Requested.
Help Wanted! Please Advise!
I hate the WordPress "block editor." Is there any way to permanently opt out of the "block editor" and always default to the Classic Editor, instead?
“The bigotry and intolerance of the scientific community…”
Eventually there comes a time when everyone finds out the truth. If the materialists are correct, it doesn't make the slightest bit of difference to anybody, but if the believers are correct, it makes a very big difference to everybody.
The Shape of Things.
More than meets the eye. Here's a link to my all-time favorite PBS documentary. It's as old as one of my kids (his "copyright" is the same year), but it doesn't show its age. Back in the day, I ordered the transcript, and that was all I had until a couple of years ago, when … Continue reading The Shape of Things.
What does Biopsychosocial Mean?
I learned about the biopsychosocial model a very long time ago, when I was in nursing school. In a nutshell, it means to consider a person's biology, psychology, and social context together: as a whole person, not just as "the gallbladder in Room 123." It also means that something unique happens when biology, psychology, and … Continue reading What does Biopsychosocial Mean?
Welcome.
The First Day of the Rest of Life. This is the first post on my new blog. In addition to posting original content, I expect to be doing re-blogs and "Press This" links to content that supports my belief that in life, there's more than meets the eye. I’m just getting this blog … Continue reading Welcome.
Continual Revelation 