For all the Worldview friends - Creationists and Christians and Patriots and Intelligent Design people, scientists, writers and friends
Why do I blog? Because I want to convert the accepted slogans of today into the absurdities of tomorrow...because they ARE absurdities! Darwinism, Socialism and Anthropic Global Warming are three fundamentally ludicrous concepts that threaten the future of our nation. We are not a threat to our planet, the planet is here FOR us to use. We do not share all THINGS, we simply have the same right to succeed or fail. We did not randomly occur, we were intentionally created by a Creator God. Hat tip to WUWT!
Philosophy? Man! Now I have to name seven or eight more blogs. But maybe another post. If I linked you on the left side, I hope many people come see what you have to say...cheers!
"The uncontested absurdities of today are the accepted slogans of tomorrow. They are accepted by default." - The Anti Industrial Revolution” – Ayn Rand
Now for the main point of this post. Thank you!
It would be impossible to thank everyone who helps inspire me to write this blog, those whose work I copy, those who encourage me, those who make intelligent comments, those who also blog in other ways seeking to make the world a better place and shine light into darkness. By making a list I am likely to forget some and if you are among them I apologize...comment and remind me!
A category above all else = God is my inspiration and Debbie is my better half. My primary motivation is to do what I was called to do and be what I am called to be. My main rooter and partner and friend is my wife.
Without God I would never have been born and without Salvation through Christ I would either be dead, in jail, or one of those stretched-face rockers still touring a quarter-century past my prime. To be husband, dad and grandpa and son to God is far better. My family supports me and my blogging although they rarely comment because I am a phone call away and they all either pretty much agree with me or are not science/information geeks. Sometimes my sister's husband and my two brilliant nieces read my blog so hi you guys! Clark has to be pretty smart or Shelley would not have married him. So the idea that they sometimes read and discuss my blog is pretty cool! It is a lo-o-o-o-o-o-ong way from Indiana to California in more ways than one.
Ladies first, the gentleman says: But if I laud Amy Proctor I must also commend her husband, MSG Johnny, who is a career Enlisted NCO very high up in the ranks and also a fine musician! So you guys get thanked together.
Gotta be thankful for Angel! Nice pictures today...
Pamela Gellar = Hated by the Daily Kos, so you know she is the real deal!
Kate from Canada. Read her often but rarely comment. Smart and funny...
Michelle Malkin has sent me exactly one email, lifetime. But I like reading her so I am putting her on the list.
Also shout outs to Juliette and other Chicks on the Right.
Now for guys. My buddy Tim likes to slug it out on the comments threads so thanks for that! Also I usually beat him at fantasy football but this year I stunk that league up! Ouch.
Mark is a friend who has lagged in his blogging lately but he is one sharp guy and so are his various swords...and knives...plus he has a lot of guns. He drives a Porsche and has a hot blonde girlfriend so watch out! Maybe I just figured out why he hasn't done any blogging lately?
Hawkeye has a new job! Way to go...in the Obama economy times are tough so very glad for you, man!
A couple of the guys over at Stop the ACLU like Lobo have been very encouraging, and I believe Lobo has another blog so hey Ron, comment and remind me what your current blog is doing? Doofus here forgot.
Then there is Karl Priest and Dr. Joseph M., who have sent me material and encouragement and I always appreciate hearing from you! I also learn a lot from getting Ian Juby's emails, a guy who actually has done plume research and also proved the famous Delk Track to be genuine and the entire world of Climatology has been changed by Anthony Watts and his audits of climate stations.
I have had the pleasure of speaking with Jonathan Sarfati of Creation.com as well as Gary Bates, very smart and very friendly people. Interesting that J.P. over at Tekton introduced Jonathan to his very nice wife. Then the US portion of CMI moved in with/merged with the group that includes two very smart Bible Brains in Hank Hanegraff and Gary DeMar. Not sure how that all works, but I know the organizations often work or appear together. Then there is so much good stuff at Cre-Evo headlines and Access Research Network and AIG. Some of the best research being done today is that ICR founded by Dr. Henry Morris. I could go on and on but check my links, lots of great scientific sites with a Creationist worldview. Then there are many ID sites like IDTHEFUTURE and The Discovery Institute. Tas Walker is a go-to guy for geology. (see below)
Tas Walker on November 22nd, 2010
The latest issue of Journal of Creation, volume 24(3), is now available. Creationist scientists have had to establish their own research journals because mainstream science journals are tightly censored and closed against creationist ideas.
One of the first such journals was the Creation Research Society Quarterly, which commenced publication in 1964.
Journal of Creation began in 1984 as Ex Nihilo Technical Journal, and has undergone a couple of name changes since. All the papers published are listed on the web. After a one-year embargo, past articles are made available free. I have long been an enthusiast of the Journal, so it has been a wonderful experience over the last eleven years to have had the privilege of being part of the editorial team.
As well as these two journals, there are a few other good ones that are now being published. Consequently, we are seeing a significant body of creationist research becoming available, and starting to influence researchers in the scientific establishment—even if it is just to make them more aware of the need to be careful about what they say.
If you are a researcher, lecturer or teacher, or just a science enthusiast, whether creationist, IDer, evolutionist or atheist, I would encourage you to subscribe. The scope of the Journal is broad, so when you receive the Journal of Creation you will become powerfully informed of the alternative way of looking at the scientific big picture, and see how it affects the details in your area of interest. As well as being personally enlightening you will become better equipped in what you do.
To subscribe to Journal of Creation visit the store at Creation.com.
Tags: Journal of Creation, peer-reviewed journal
Journal of Creation began in 1984 as Ex Nihilo Technical Journal, and has undergone a couple of name changes since. All the papers published are listed on the web. After a one-year embargo, past articles are made available free. I have long been an enthusiast of the Journal, so it has been a wonderful experience over the last eleven years to have had the privilege of being part of the editorial team.
As well as these two journals, there are a few other good ones that are now being published. Consequently, we are seeing a significant body of creationist research becoming available, and starting to influence researchers in the scientific establishment—even if it is just to make them more aware of the need to be careful about what they say.
If you are a researcher, lecturer or teacher, or just a science enthusiast, whether creationist, IDer, evolutionist or atheist, I would encourage you to subscribe. The scope of the Journal is broad, so when you receive the Journal of Creation you will become powerfully informed of the alternative way of looking at the scientific big picture, and see how it affects the details in your area of interest. As well as being personally enlightening you will become better equipped in what you do.
To subscribe to Journal of Creation visit the store at Creation.com.
Tags: Journal of Creation, peer-reviewed journal
ALAS, I have not yet read through this latest. It is open and sitting on my desk waiting impatiently for me. It does not become available on the internet for a year. But the point is that there are now hundreds of organizations like Creation.com and dozens of respected journals being published and dozens of peer review groups formed to review non-Darwinist output since Darwnists have censored ID and Creationists out of their organizations, often illegally. Ask the University of Kentucky...When the New York Times calls you out then you are truly called out. Takes a lot for that liberal rag to print the word "Christian" normally. I am a member of a few such groups as a teacher and amateur scientist (and before you laugh, I have far more scientific training than Charles Lyell ever did, which is probably why he was so catastrophically wrong about geology). Can anyone spot the pun?
All that and I have barely scratched the surface of people who encourage me, sites that inspire me and inform me and even entertain me in some cases. Cartoons? Buy the Truth has 'em. Tom has his own style. (see below):
Plus look to the left side to see the Day by Day posted every, uhm, day? Example below: