Keith Kaynor all born s. from God, “Take it or leave it.”, Doggy, everything there is to k., Evidence, follow the e. wherever it goes, human r., Know, Religious, Righteousness, Separated, Sin nature, Spiritual death, the d. illustration, the r. nature of anti-God people

The Parable of The Ledge (Part 3 of 4)

In parts 1 and 2, a dignified older man engaged his fellow transit riders about faith in God.  To one tart, salient point, a business man could not think of an intellectually astute rebuttal, but neither did he yield the offensive.  “I only believe what I can see.”  The august senior replied, “Like electricity, love, … Continue reading The Parable of The Ledge (Part 3 of 4)

Keith Kaynor Archaeology, • “Neutral” seekers of the truth; no such person exists, Believe the bible, Guilt, Human god-ness, Humanity unaware, Israel re-gathered as of May 1948, Know, Laws of p., Not know, Original sin; our basic nature, Probability, Reasons to b.t.b., Scientific method, Unaware

The Parable of the Ledge (Part 2 of 4)

Part 1 was about an older man on Chicago’s L and his conversation with his fellow passengers, which is about a man on a high mountain ledge (That’s a one paragraph review of Part 1). “While the man in our story knows he is on a dangerous ledge, humanity, generally speaking, does not know this. … Continue reading The Parable of the Ledge (Part 2 of 4)

Keith Kaynor Alfred Nobel, Bernoulli's principle of f., Discovery, Explosives, Flight, God’s purposes for the o., Humvee, Know, Not knowing what we do not know, Oceans, Riches, The unknown, True r., Unknown

What We Don’t Know (Halifax Explosion, #3)

 Steel is hard . . .  a law unto itself. It can’t be twisted, bent or broken with one’s hands.  There is no contest between human skin, muscle and bone and this inflexible metal.  So I have wondered how it is that military Humvees  (High Mobility Multipurpose Wheeled Vehicle – HMMWV;  pictured at left), a … Continue reading What We Don’t Know (Halifax Explosion, #3)