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Sunday School Answers
I serve twice a month at my church in what would traditionally be called “Sunday School” (we call it “HarvestKids“). Typically, I teach 3rd grade. I love it. Children are amazing. They are so simple and trusting and full of life (and … Continue reading
Posted in Real Life, Science, Engineering and Technology, Theology
Tagged Alpha and Omega, Heaven / Eternal Life, Jesus, Kids, The Church
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Why Aren’t More Intellectuals Believers?
I came across an interesting article on Facebook recently entitled, “Why Aren’t More Intellectuals Believers?” (link to the original article), written by David Denison. His article is essentially a reaction to a study conducted by the University of Rochester entitled “Studies … Continue reading
The Potential Sin of Time Travel
Well, today’s the day. October 21st, 2015. Thirty years ago, intrepid time travelers Emmett Brown and Marty McFly journeyed to the future to avert disaster and save the McFly family from untimely (sorry!) decline. As a result, so many questions linger … Continue reading
Is there life on other worlds?
I remember in 1994 when Mexican astrophysicist Miguel Alcubierre was the first (that I’m aware of) to postulate that the “warp drive” we all know and love from Star Trek was in fact more potential science than fiction. He even … Continue reading
Posted in Science, Engineering and Technology, Theology
Tagged Alien Life, Faster-than-light Travel, Physics, Space / NASA, Star Trek
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The Technology Economy
Economists are now commonly referring to our modern post-industrial economy as the “information economy”. I suppose I understand that. But I’m not sure it’s the best possible label for what is (or should be) going on in the post-industrial modern … Continue reading
Your Very Own iBatUtilityBelt
I woke up yesterday morning to an update notification on my iPhone (5 – yes, I love it) for my flashlight application (and a couple others). I clicked “Update All”, and moved on to get ready for the day without … Continue reading
Breaking Away: Jeff Block's Blog 