Monthly Archives: February 2023

I wrote an article in 2015 concerning Matthew 5:43-48. These verses are often quoted to show love to everyone. Words have meaning and so do translations. We find ourselves in times of war where our enemies are both foreign and … Continue reading →

In a well written article concerning the Trinity, the comments were divided between being respectful, antagonistic and divisive. I was waiting for someone to point out that the concept of the Trinity was debated by our founding fathers: Faith of … Continue reading →

I have a confession to make, of sorts. I was raised Presbyterian, became a fundamentalist Baptist, sold my business at age 45 and went back to school to get a degree in Bible and history. I graduated with honors and … Continue reading →

Readers of a certain age may remember the children’s book series Choose Your Own Adventure which was popular in the 1990s. The unique feature of these books was that they put the reader at the center of the action and … Continue reading →

Researchers are trying to figure out why AI systems are good at learning so much with so little. Researchers are starting to unravel one of the biggest mysteries behind the AI language models that power text and image generation tools … Continue reading →

Russian forces unleashed a barrage of missile and drone strikes against targets in eastern and southern Ukraine early Friday, as a Moscow offensive that has been brewing for days appeared to pick up pace ahead of the one-year anniversary of its invasion. … Continue reading →

Laying the Groundwork For the Loss of Ukraine