Amateur historian writing skeptical, source-driven analyses of biblical prophecy and ancient history. MLA citations; NRSVUE quotes; context over proof-text.
Who bears the burden of proof—atheists or believers? This essay lays out why it always belongs to the one making the claim, not the one who withholds belief, and unpacks the psychology behind supernatural experiences.
The Fermi Paradox asks why the universe seems silent despite billions of planets. The answer may be that civilizations collapse under the weight of their own instincts—the real Great Filter might be us.
Calculating odds sounds straightforward — until you realize that without knowing the full set of possibilities, how likely each is, and whether the process can be repeated, your numbers may be guesses dressed up as certainty.
A simple and clear, step-by-step FAQ on DNA — from double helix structure to mutations and epigenetics — showing how genes shape health, traits, and evolution.
A documented survey of biblical commands to annihilate whole populations—Canaanites and Amalekites included—with full NRSVUE quotations and critical context.
