Author Archives: Will Myers

BY KENNETH R. SAMPLES – FEBRUARY 4, 2020 Anybody who has heard my podcast, listened to my theological lectures, reviewed my Reflections blog, or read my books will know that I have a special appreciation for St. Augustine of Hippo (AD 354–430). He is … Continue reading →

The new world order is mainly dependent on the operative SIG who are special interests that collect info about private individuals and distribute analyzed-info targeting specific individuals to the detriment of the targeted individual. The SIG snake organization is anti-America … Continue reading →

BY HUGH ROSS – DECEMBER 16, 2019 About 800,000 years ago Earth’s ice age cycle transitioned from being about 41,000 years long to about 100,000 years in duration. During a cycle, Earth’s ice coverage ranges from 10 percent of Earth’s surface … Continue reading →

by GUEST WRITERHugh HenryMay 27, 2021 My first job out of graduate school involved process control systems. From complex semiconductor chips for computers and cell phones to simple injection-molded plastic parts, many items we use every day must be manufactured at precise temperatures. If … Continue reading →

by Hugh RossJune 4, 2021 Question of the week: As a Christian, how can I know that when I die there is something beyond this life? Do you have any advice on how to deal with this question that plagues my faith? … Continue reading →

BY KENNETH R. SAMPLES – SEPTEMBER 15, 2020 Have you ever had a sudden realization that ended up changing your life? You may have had an epiphany, which can be defined as an intuitive flash of insight or discovery as to the … Continue reading →

BY HUGH ROSS – AUGUST 31, 2020 How did the Moon form and why does it matter? Researchers have learned that the size of the colliding bodies that resulted in our Moon provides more evidence for lunar design. I have written … Continue reading →

by Hugh RossMay 17, 2021 It’s easy to take the solar system for granted, but our present, life-friendly configuration of planets and the Sun has not always been this way. Astronomers continue to discover anomalous properties of the solar system and … Continue reading →

By Will Myers I had decided to stop harping on the orchestrations of special interest groups (SIG) who collect info on each private citizen, analyze the intimate info, and secretly distribute the info, targeting a private citizen(s) to their detriment … Continue reading →

by Jeff ZweerinkMay 29, 2020 How close are we to developing machines that can understand and learn anything that humans can? Could such inventions eventually become self-conscious? A great wealth of information exists regarding the pursuit of what scientists call artificial … Continue reading →