Really interesting article about the who, what, when concerning the sometimes little known minor prophets of Christian religious tradition: from Hosea to Malachi. Minor Biblical Prophets info.

Recently my wife discovered my online articles. Here is her reaction to my ramblings, especially concerning an article I wrote about her being Jewish.

From Deadlier than the Male: More Prisoners of Eternity.

Alas, the everlasting debate amongst men. Who is right? Who is wrong? Only those who look at real truth and factual science have the answers.

If we accept our spiritual differences without fear or hate, or being PC, we can make the world better for all of us.

Flavia Iulia Helena is one of the few early saints that really existed. She must have been an energetic lady into high age. She shared the Roman Emperors penchant for building representative stone piles and went on a spending spree over churches. According to legend, she was one of the first archaeologists and an avid collector of bric-a-brac.

Epiphany, the revelation of a man as God, is the Christian feast commemorated on the 6th of January (by Gregorian calendar). The Magi, or in European standard the Three Holy Kings, form part of that story, and they gripped peoples’ imagination much more than the abstract.

Epiphany is the Christian commemoration of God’s revelation of the divine plan for redemption of all humanity, signified by the visit of the Magi to the Christ Child.

In fact, the traditional date of Epiphany, January 6, often passes unnoticed in our churches. Yet it has implications for all people, even outside the Hebrew tradition and faith.

We all have a god-spark. Don’t let the ups and downs of life destroy yours.

I am not sure how often it occurs, but probably thousands of times each month a child is born that the parents are unable to keep, do not want, or the parents die. To me this is quite sad. However, since committing to Christ I have learned that God certainly can take a sad situation and turn it into a good and joyful one.