Happy Father's Day, In honor of this day, I would like to honor our Heavenly Father with a report of his amazing–and amusing–power. I am working on my next article on the Commandments and morality, but in the interm, here is one of my more amusing healings. One day, some years ago, I realized that…
New book from Superversive Press! Her father's been pronounced dead. Destructive earthquakes ravage the countryside. An invading army looms over the horizon. And Zaira's day is just getting started… Abandoned at an early age, Zaira von Monocle found life as the daughter of a great adventurer to be filled with hard work and difficulty.…
Liberty's back! "Choose you this day whom ye will serve" Joshua 24:15 When I was young, I was a crusading, socialist Liberal. As I grew older, became a Libertarian. Then, as I have recounted elsewhere on this blog, I hit a point when I withdrew from politics worked hard to understand each side. I…
As I speak with friends and associates, I often discover that some people have no idea that healing through prayer is possible. Some are like my husband who, when he was an atheist, said: If it were true, it would be in the papers. We would hear about it everywhere. Sadly, that is not so.…
First part of this essay is here. As I mentioned in the first Tenth Commandment essay, I originally thought that I would find nothing for this commandment. But when I prayed to know if there was anything I should cover, two ideas came to me suddenly. This is the second. When I was five years…
I have decided to separate my Last Crusade articles from my spiritual articles and have divided my previous articles accordingly. This is a Last Crusade article. If you are not familiar with the Last Crusade, you can find the articles here and here. It is a new movement devoted to Christ, Constitution, Chivalry. The Last…
This excerpt from Christian Science In Germany by Frances Thurber Seal was originally part of another post. But I thought it might be nice to give it its own spot. It is one of my favorite healings and always serves to uplift my thoughts and remind me of what is truly possible with God. A…
First post here. This is the second in my series of Last Crusade articles. (If you are not familiar with the Last Crusade, you can find out more here and here.) These posts will examine the question: Are there areas in our lives where matters of morality might have been clear 150 years ago that…
When I wrote my Ruining Beauty post, there were folks who complained that I shouldn’t review a movie I have not seen. I felt they had a good point. Sometimes things sound bad in review, but work well in the actual story. But I also felt that I didn’t want to pay money to see…
Originally, this was part of my Last Crusade post on morality, but it seemed as if it deserved its own place. In the early days of the Christian Science movement, its healing powers were indisputable. Healings came quickly and easily. When Frances Thurber Seal went to Germany, for instance, she healed every case presented to…
This post has been divided into two. The other half of the original post can be found here: This is a Last Crusade post. If you are not familiar with the Last Crusade, you can find out more here and here. Part of the purpose of the Last Crusade is to hold up as fine…
Recently, I was asked to write down the story of John’s conversion from my point of view. Easter seemed a nice time to do this. (For John's version, see here or here.) In order to describe the events of John’s conversion, I need to first set the stage. Nowadays, John is known for his religious…
Today only, you can listen to an interview with me speaking about Prospero Lost on The Author Show. My voice sounds a bit warply, since I was talking over the phone, but it's fun! Comments
Today, March 30th, is the birthday of Lady Rachel Jade Griffin. In honor of her birthday, the Kindle verion of the third Book of Unexpected Enlightenment is on sale! For those keeping track, Rachel turns 7 today. (She will go to Roanoke in 2023.)
Author Monalisa Morgan Foster has posted a very complimentary essay about my "Dating the Monsters" article. It makes an interesting counter to Dawn Witzke's insightful piece on Strong Female Characters. ——– I have to admit, the last person I thought I’d see with an essay in Ardeur, a non-fiction book about Laurell K. Hamilton’s, Anita Blake, Vampire…
