Apologetics: Replacement/Fulfillment Theology is Stupid.

One of the things that I and my family have observed in recent months is the rise in churches and Christians accepting and teaching replacement theology (a.k.a supersessionism) or its close cousin, fulfillment theology. Unfortunately for us, this problem didn't arise because of something we saw on the impersonal world of the internet, but in... Continue Reading →

Review: I Only Made it Seven Chapters into This Book… (Spoilers)

There are terrible books, and then there are truly terrible books. Terrible books are the ones where you read them and though the characters may suck, the plot be nonsensical and contrived, the dialogue forced, and the reasons why it's a New York Times Best Seller beyond your comprehension, you still somehow persevere to the... Continue Reading →

Blog: AI Has Killed Education (and Here’s How to Fix It).

It's now late July which means that it's time to start thinking about school again. For many of us, that means buying new backpacks, stationary, books, clothes, and laptops, but there's something that I don't think a lot of people are thinking about as they enter the school year and that's AI. This topic comes... Continue Reading →

Blog: Weird Things You Google as a Writer.

One of the things that I do a lot of both in writing articles for this blog and writing my books is research. That's really not one of those things you think will be a problem when writing, unless you're doing something like an essay on world events. However, even when you're writing fiction, research... Continue Reading →

Blog: So… This Woman…

Yes. I'm sorry for the jump-scare...sorta. The woman that you're looking at is Shanin Blake, an American pop singer and TikTok influencer who blew up in 2023 for her songs and hippie aesthetic. And as you can probably guess by looking at the thumbnail, she's a bit into the New Age with all her crystals... Continue Reading →

Blog/Review/Mythology: Reading Greek Mythology Hits Different Now…

As I think most of you know that I was in the Percy Jackson fandom for a long time, primarily from middle school to the beginning of high school. Most of this was because it was Greek mythology - which I already liked - turned into a fun story with snarky teenagers narrating and I... Continue Reading →

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