: About Me

I'm very young; for twenty-two years old it sure feels like I've been here so much longer.  I consider myself as a philosophy junkie, both classical and contemporary and am an astute student of logic and reasoning. I have a degree in Religious Studies and also another in Human Services and Counseling.  My e-mail address is stephen.harris.jr@gmail.com if you'd like to contact me and continue any sort of discussion regarding my articles here on the site as well as with personal inquiries. lol Go ahead, I'm not shy.

Proverbs 14:15 (NASB) says, "The naive believes everything, but the sensible man considers his steps." Be honest, be held accountable for yourself, and don't EVER compromise the truth.

My passion is ...

religion, philosophy, composing music, learning

I know too much about ...

nothing, wouldn't it be arrogant to think that about anything? haha

My parents always told me ...

to treat others the way I would have them treat me

My childhood ambition ...

be a firefighter or go to Harvard

My favorite memory ...

a Pokemon gameboy tournament I went to when I was twelve. lol Pokemon Tour 2000

Why I write ...

it seems to be a good way to organize my thoughts into ledgible, sensible bodies of thought, rather than just being jumbed up in my head

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

the Bible

My first job ...

a cook in a pizza parlour

My best moment ...

coming to Christ

My inspiration ...

Jesus Christ

Religion & Spirituality > Thoughts on God If God created everything, who created God

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It is clearly evident to me that many people still seem to struggle with this, to me, largely logically primordial question, "If God Created Everything, Who Created God?" Upon reading many of the articles posted about this topic, it also is clearly evident to me that few (if any) of those who wrote upon this topic have really performed actual research or deep analysis on such a problem's history, and more than that, its actual logical bearings on the contingency of a creator for the universe, or for the purposes of this question "him"-self. I notice some of the top writers going so far as ...

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