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The Elijah/Elisha cycle of stories is one part of Scripture to which I continue to return for inspiration in science, religion and social concerns. I get these interests from both my parents - my mom as housewife, feminist, lay pastor and my dad as engineer turned into pastor. I have lived in both city and country. There are things I love about both. I've been a cook, roofer, manager, pastor, musician, and more. Currently I work at a motel and am trying to become a writer.
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Links
- Wockner
- Whatever - John Scalzi
- What the tide brings in
- Tuna Girl
- truthout
- Town Called Dobson
- Tomdom
- Thoughts from Kansas
- Thinking Ethics
- The Stranger
- The Pump Handle
- Straight, not narrow
- Some guys are normal
- Skipping to the piccolo
- Science, Antiscience and Geology
- Science Blogs
- Respect my research
- replace the lies with truth
- Red State Rabble
- Reader, I Married Him
- Queer Sighted
- Queer Beacon
- Presbyterian Church (USA)
- Paradoxy
- Pam's House Blend
- Page One Q
- Overlawyerd
- Other Sheep
- Omics, omics
- Musical Perceptions
- Mixner, David - Live from Turkey Hollow
- Live Science
- Joe.My.God
- Information wants to be free
- Independent Gay Forum
- I deal with it
- Holy Bullies and Headless Monsters
- Google News
- Good Math, Bad Math
- Good as you
- GLAD
- Genetics and Health
- Gay Spirituality and Culture
- Gay Knight
- Fundies say the darndest things
- French Journal, The
- Famous motivational and inspirational quotes
- Ex-Gay Watch
- Dispatches from the Culture Wars
- Dead Presidents Daily
- Daily Dish - Andrew Sullivan
- Crooks and Liars
- Cocktail Party Physics
- Citizen Crain
- Christian Voice for lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender rights
- Christian Gays
- Bookslut
- American Torture
- America Blog
- aeiou le blog de flu
- A Typical Joe
- A life in the Day
- 365gay.com
About Me
Blog Archive
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December
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- Religion Gone Bad
- Irritable
- Dag Hammerskjold
- How science works
- The saved world
- Klyne Snodgrass
- Maj. W. Ian Thomas
- Richard Foster
- Santorum
- Alternative Medicine scams
- Mother Teresa
- A Fistful of Charms
- Intelligent Design Board Game
- Sadam's execution
- George Mueller
- Andre's Mother
- C. S. Lewis
- 9 Songs
- C. S. Lewis
- The Librarian: Return to King Solomon's Mines
- Time wasters
- Vaclav Havel
- Folding and simple pleasures
- P. D. James
- Maybe I'm right
- G. Peter Fleck
- Do they really hear?
- Good people
- Robert Louis Stevenson
- Every Which Way But Dead
- Stanley Hauerwas
- Snow again
- George Bernard Shaw
- The Good, the Bad, and the Undead
- Happy?
- Henri Nouwen
- It's for the church
- Karl Barth
- Depression - with more added
- Oliver Wendell Holmes
- Goode is not so good
- Bill McNabb
- Twins and genetics
- A prayer to the faith based
- Sigmund Freud
- Intelligent Design - isn't
- Simone de Beauvoir
- I Corinthians 13
- John Newton
- Mischevious errors
- Martin Luther
- Dembski and Intelligent Design
- Dead Witch Walking
- Morris L. West
- Touchdown Jesus
- D. T. Niles
- History and Maps
- Diana Wynne Jones
- Medgar Evers
- What happened in 2000
- The earth at night
- When a prayer is not a prayer
- Simple pleasures
- Young Frankenstein
- And spam
- The Letter to James
- Christians and Intelligent Design
- A Christmas letter
- In denial
- War on Christmas
- Ed Gardner
- News
- The perils of different abilities
- Because it happened to me
- Today's posts
- Let it snow
- "God lives on the lips of believers...and nowhere ...
- Plato
- Tolerance and Intolerance
- Dolly Parton
- Ex-gay not so ex
- Victor Hugo'
- Pruett and Dobson
- Gilligan and Dobson
- Depression and taste
- Abstinence only education has problems
- The year with Intelligent Design
- Dobson
- Albert Schweitzer
- Kasemann
- Source unknown
- Spas, Hot tubs and Pools
- Genital mutilation
- T. S. Eliot
- Faithfulness and the law
- The dangers of wealth Luke 12:13-31 (with additions)
- Depression: a story (more)
- Martin Luther
- anon.
- And the lawless revealed - extended
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