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Paul Morrison is a Worship Leader in a small but rocking Baptist Church in Empire, California. He is a renowned writer of over 150 songs, of which 2 (yes TWO) have been published, and is currently working on a fantasy novel.

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Religion & Spirituality > Christian Beliefs & Culture Can you believe in God and also in what science has proved: 2 of 11
Science has long been a dirty word in many Christian circles, though it need not be. Belief in God and the study of science need not be two mutually exclusive ideas. If one practices good theology and good science, they will be found to complement each other. The problem is that the instances of such a synthesis are rare in t... More..
Politics, News & Issues > Baseball MLB: What it's like to be a Oakland Athletics fan: 1 of 4
Alright, I'll say it- sometimes it is hard to be a fan of the Oakland Athletics. These days, it means knowing year after year you're going to have competitive team, maybe good enough to go to the playoffs. And year after year they're not going to spend quite enough money to win the whole thing. And that in the Bay Area the A'... More..
Politics, News & Issues > Football Is Coach Bill Callahan really up to the job at the University of Nebraska?: 3 of 9
What is worse than watching your favorite professional football team fall apart after a Super Bowl season? Watching as their inept coach is fired and subsequently hired by your favorite college team. From what I've seen so far during his tenure at Nebraska, it appears that Bill Callahan is a good recruiter, has implemented a ... More..
Entertainment > Musicians & Bands Assessing who is the greatest rock guitar player of all-time: 10 of 26
Who is the greatest rock guitarist of all time? It's a title that has several contenders, as well as a great number of pretenders who are often mentioned. First off, what are the qualifications necessary to be rated the best? Popularity? Number of hit songs? The most inventive and innovative? The greatest soloing, the most me... More..
Religion & Spirituality > Churches & Organizations Reflections on the foundational beliefs of Jehovah Witnesses: 2 of 5
The Watchtower Bible and Tract Society, also known as Jehovah's Witnesses formed in the late 1880's, influenced by the Millerites of the 1840's. Like the Millerites, who had steadfastly believed that the world was coming to an end in 1844 (the Great Disappointment, it was called) the Watchtower organization's foundations lay ... More..
Creative Writing > Poetry Poetry: A day at the beach: 82 of 201
A Day At the BeachOh for the sun and sand paradiseBut dare I go out before all those eyesThere is too much of me I do confessPerhaps I'll wait until there is lessReally now- today's too hotA day at the beach? I think not More..
Sports & Recreation > Football Players Greatest pro football players in history: 15 of 28
When judging who is the best football player of all time, it is difficult in that each different position has its own set of criteria for greatness. How do you compare quarterbacks to defensive ends? I believe there is an answer however, for there is one player who is without a doubt the greatest player ever at his position, ... More..
Creative Writing > Memoirs Testimonies: The most memorable baseball game I've ever attended: 13 of 19
Is it possible that the most memorable baseball game was in itself utterly forgettable? It was the last day of a long fruitless season for the Oakland A's. 1986 saw them in the midst of a long stretch of mediocrity. Yes, Jose Canseco was having a good enough year to win the Rookie of the Year, Dave Stewart had arrived and sta... More..
Entertainment > TV Genres & Trends Are we reaching the end of the sitcom television genre: 22 of 30
From television' s earliest beginnings, the sitcom was a network programming staple. To say that the sitcom is on its way out is perhaps an overstatement. While the current trend of reality television is favored by the networks- after all, they don't have to pay actors or writers- that is not to say the trend will continue. A... More..
Entertainment > Musicians & Bands The scariest song I ever heard, and why I love it: 20 of 27
The scariest song I've ever heard is one that I'm sure no one else even thinks is scary. To me however, it is horribly disturbing. The song is of course, "Come Sail Away" by Styx. Now most will probably think, "why, that song isn't scary at all," but that is precisely my point, the song is so subtly sly in it's danger that al... More..