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Archive for August, 2007

Radiance

Some of my favorite verses in the Bible are found in Hebrews 1:1-4 [link]. And as a person interested in Science the word radiance [link] continues to catch my attention every time I read it. Another word for radiance is effulgence [link] which simmers with outcasting of energy in the very pronunciation of the word. [...]

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“Ooooh, layers!” exclaims the donkey to the ogre. But he still didn’t understand and I’m not talking par-fey or onions but polystrate fossils. It’s neither a personality thing nor a cause of hardening of the arteries. I guess you’ll just have to read by clicking on God’s Gift to Creationists (6th in a [...]

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Having trouble seeing the connection? I went climbing for three days at the Obed National Scenic River cliffs just northwest of Wartburg, TN. Below is a picture of me flashing a 5.11a on toprope.
As I have improved as a climber my climbing mentors (Keith belaying me and Adrian  taking the picture) have emphasized key elements [...]

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Cools the body, mind, and soul

Day before yesterday I went with my two youngest sons and a friend of theirs to the waterfall pictured below. I was about 100 degrees F in the lowlands that day. The rock was so hot that it burned dry feet. The water was low from drought and not as cool as [...]

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Bouldering

As it says in “About”, I like climbing. Rock climbing, bouldering, sport and trad climbing, and top roping all qualify. It’s a jargon thing. The woods are peaceful, the challenge is intense, and the exercise is one of a kind. I’m so thankful to God to be healthy enough at 40 something to do this. [...]

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1. What is the difference between something incredible and something wonderful?
Matching.
___ 2. Evolution a. Wonderful
___ 3. Creation [...]

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On Display

The evidence cries out, fully on display! On Display is a poem that I wrote about two years ago as my heart filled with the mind boggling array of how God represents Himself in nature.

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Symmetry

Everyone loves symmetry. As I was reminded as I am participating in a curriculum workshop at William and Mary College this week, “Physicists love symmetry”. Observers of beauty, whether of your beloved’s form or “peak flower” bloom or architecture or tree bole or interior decoration, love symmetry. Music and poetry have popular appeal when there [...]

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