: About Me

I am a happily married man who is younger than he feels and older than he remembers. I have more hair on my butt than on my head and I often smile at the irony of life. I grew up in a stable home with both parents still together after 30+ years (a miracle in today's world). I have one older brother and my first child is on the way.

I am somewhat on the deep and serious side of life, but still laugh often.
I am passionate about God, but struggle to know and understand Him.
I get angry at the sin and deception of this world and try to battle it, even within myself.
I have learned that knowing the answer isn't always the answer and that there is much power in faith and mystery.
I have compassion for people and weep for those tangled in the web of confusion and hate.
I once despised life and sought to end it whereas now I embrace it and am anxious to see what it will bring.

This is my blog under construction:
www.truth-isitinyou.blogspot.com
You can contact me at truthblazer@yahoo.com

That's Mr. Chompers in the pic, he is my inspiration genie

My passion is ...

to change people's lives for the better, to invoke thought and soul searching, to bring light into a world of darkness

I know too much about ...

nothing

My parents always told me ...

to work hard and keep commitments

My childhood ambition ...

to understand life

My favorite memory ...

the day I learned that change was really possible and hope became a reality

Why I write ...

to have peace within myself. To seek out the inner demons and find that inner truth that lies somewhere deep in my mind and soul

What I am reading/watching/listening to ...

eschatolgy of christianity and islam, news, sports and my wife telling me to listen better

My first job ...

bagging groceries

My best moment ...

giving up on my own strength and relying on God's

My inspiration ...

God, The Bible, My wife, nature, and people

Arts & Humanities > US History (Other) Eras of American history

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The life cycle of a person can be compared to that of a nation. It is born, has growing pains and spurts, it matures, it flourishes in time, and just like a life, it ceases to exist. Every empire born in the faraway past has died or transformed so much that it is unrecognizable to the original. The eras a nation has is merely another way to acknowledge where the nation is on the timeline of its existence. This is an article I hate to write but feel compelled to. America is in her twilight era, the passing from life to death, or the complete transformation of a society that our founding fat...

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