Greetings All! This will take the form of a book revew or summary, including my own warped perspective(s) on the topic. Yes, I've read some of Ehrman prior to this.  No, I'm not overmuch impressed. "God’s Problem: How the Bible Fails to Answer Our Most ImportantQuestion-- Why We Suffer" by Bart D. Ehrman. HarperCollins Publishers,New York, NY. 2008. (294 pgs., of which 6 are end notes, 5 are an index,and 4 are a "Scripture" index). As in his little book, "Jesus Interrupted," Ehrman tells us…See More

Greetings of Easter Season!     At the newly enlarged public library on Cape Cod, I picked up a little book. "GENESIS," by Bernard Beckett. Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, Boston-New York, 2009. First published by Longacre Press, NZ, 2006. 150 pages, hard cover.    For some reason, on the Cape, it’s considered SciFi. Here it’s thought merely a short novel of fiction. I’ve no way to decide which accessions officer flubbed. What caught my eye was the title, which matched that of a far more famous…See More

Background: I'm twenty years old. I'm studying English at university. I work part-time at a liquor store for ten bucks an hour. Motivation: I fear more than anything else that my life, once it has concluded, will be largely inconsequential. I fear, also, that I will settle for being underemployed to pay the bills; that I will settle for living life "by the book" as most of the people around me do. Realization: There's no age that's too old to redirect the route one's life will…See More

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------"We began planning the Revolutionary War in order to issue our own money again"-------------------Benjamin Franklin .In order for a true “grass roots” Constitutional movement to organize with any realrelevance within the American public domain, what first must be established is: what is or is notevident concerning that which defines “representation”, as far as a…See More