If you haven’t seen the Ruth Bader Ginsburg documentary, Notorious RBG, I highly recommend it. It is quite prescient at a time when women are starting to realize that if we want to live in a sane and loving world, we may have to actually wrest a good bit of the responsibility for governing it…
What I Learned in Rehab: Join Me at the Atlanta Science Festival to Hear More
I hope that you will join me this Thursday, March 22, 2018, at 7pm at First Christian Church of Decatur at the Atlanta Science Festival panel entitled INTERSECTIONS OF SCIENCE, SPIRITUALITY & ADDICTION. Our panel is made up of the top addiction scientists in Atlanta,including Dr. Michael Kuhar, the most cited professor and researcher at…
Science Accidentally Discovers a Theory of God, Part 6: One for All, All for One
We have discussed A LOT in this article series, and we aren’t done yet. I hope you will push through this to the end, because only once you have a basic understanding of the science can you grasp what all this means for your life. Let’s recap briefly: Materialism, the idea that matter is the…
Science Accidentally Discovers a Theory of God, Part 5: Livin’ on a Prayer
If you are still reading this, I hope that Hurricanes Harvey and Irma did not wash away all of your possessions. If they did, contact me, and we can kumbaya about coming to terms with losing all of your things. You can read about what happened to me here. It’s not as difficult as you…
Science Accidentally Discovers a Theory of God, Part 3: Are You Made of Consciousness?
First, let’s recap from Science Accidentally Discovers a Theory Of God, Part 2, where we learned what caused scientists in the early 20th century to have semi-nervous breakdowns. The big discovery was that an electron doesn’t exist unless there is an observer. An observer taking a measurement creates the electron inside space-time. No observer, no…