SciFi | Beyond Armageddon
“For a 3,000 year-old great, great, great granny, she looked pretty damned gool,” thought “Mars.”… Read More SciFi | Beyond Armageddon
“For a 3,000 year-old great, great, great granny, she looked pretty damned gool,” thought “Mars.”… Read More SciFi | Beyond Armageddon
A Parable ©2020 by Vernon Miles Kerr, VernonMilesKerr.com, WritersClass.net One fine Earth-day, God grew tired of seeing and hearing God’s name carelessly thrown about by human beings. Humans had written and spoken so many conflicting things about God since the solitary, single time God had communicated with them, aeons before, that God decided to physically intervene… Read More Theology | A Parable
Today is July 31, 2020. I just posted the 2nd Editing Session of Return of the Astrolance at the link, below. SciFi | Return of the Astrolance Chapter 1
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The “I don’t know” of Agnosticism ©2020 by Vernon Miles Kerr, vernonmileskerr.com As a scientist of sorts, (i.e. a Software Developer and Computer Systems-Integration Engineer) I can usually suppress any of my emotional-swings toward religiosity with a healthy dose of skepticism. If there’s a “Show-me State” somewhere in the great-beyond, that’s where I came… Read More Philosophy | The “I don’t know” of Agnosticism