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I'm Scott, and I've got a diverse and eclectic range of interests - Faith, Science, Technology, Culture, Politics, and more. There are interesting places where these areas intersect with one another, sometimes harmoniously and other times in a massive clash. Both types of interactions are fuel for learning, so I enjoy digging in to see what can be learned. Look for the News section to see my latest writings and musings. In the menu bar, look for "timelines" to see some nifty research into Bible manuscripts and artifacts.
I know blogs and social media posts are everywhere - it is the CMB (cosmic microwave background) of communication. I hope this crazy collection is a little more though, digging in to the 'why' of things and not just being more noise. The content posted here interests me - and I hope you'll enjoy it, too. << Update 2026-06 - The site was a bit broken after a server migration and some software updates, but everything should be settled in and polished - ready for company to arrive. Be sure to check out my two Bible history timelines -- I think they're nifty and informative. I hope you enjoy them! >> |
| » | Dark Matter—What’s the Matter?
As we gaze into the heavens to understand more about our universe, we find evidence for something vast yet invisible. |
| » | 28% of Churchgoers Say a Changing Culture Makes Some Biblical Truth “Obsolete”
Does culture make certain biblical truths obsolete? |
| » | Is the Bible God’s Eyewitness Account of History?
The human author of Genesis is Moses. How might he have gotten the creation account? |
| » | When Can Christians Agree to Disagree?
We hold opposite views on the length of the sojourn, and these two papers were a unique experiment in attempting to work together. |
| » | First Series of T. rex Fossil Footprints Discovered
What does it take to form a fossil of a footprint? |
| » | Pastoral Ministry and Creation Doctrine
Creation doctrine relates directly to most topics addressed in pastoral ministry. What are some examples? |
| » | What Is the Biblical Response to the Fermi Paradox?
Enrico Fermi was important in the development of modern physics, but he is probably best remembered for the Fermi paradox. |
| » | New Study Claims T. rex Was Warm-Blooded
Was the mighty T. rex a warm-blooded reptile? |
| » | Are There Gaps in David’s Genealogy?
Do four generations span almost 350 years, or are there gaps in the genealogy of Ruth 4? |
| » | Christmas Dramas That Proclaim the Gospel
One of the greatest opportunities churches and Christian schools have each year is presenting a Christmas program. But there’s a problem. |
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