One might think that the essence or key quality of our wrong or our sin is something we do. That is not accurate. What we do is the end result of something that has already occurred: we want our own way. It is worth pondering and going to the Bible… Continue reading
We were bustling eastward down the interstate at 70 miles per hour just east of Columbia, Missouri in late 2019. The pattern of clouds in the west, judging from my glances in the rear view mirror, suggested that a sun column might be possible in a few minutes. I have… Continue reading
Oh my goodness, the night was cold! I had to reset equipment on the little 8 inch telescope to add a lens (called Hyperstar) to reduce the scope’s standard focal length by 80%. The result would give us a wide field view of the Orion Nebula, whose colors and shapes… Continue reading
“I can’t sketch that.” Her look said it all. The three lunar craters simply looked too complicated. With the image “beamed” from the telescope to a monitor near the cabin kitchen table, I started guiding her through the steps of making outlines, getting the light areas, getting the dark areas,… Continue reading
Observation is critical to what we believe. We observe things to make postulations and conclusions. It generally governs what actions we take and how we see ourselves. What about historical observation? What do we assume when we observe something long past (we are observing, in this case, events that are… Continue reading
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