I am a published writer and poet, and I am also an amateur musician, historian, and avid reader. I have been writing for Helium for quite some time now, and have recently started submitting articles to Marketplace. For those of you who have not "discovered" this little gem yet, let me suggest you check it out. My very first submission was accepted for publication, and I was paid well for it.
My interests include the study of religions, World War I aviation, Egyptology, British history, and languages. I love to write, and my hope and goal is to be a novelist some day.
My passion is ...
Writing.
I know too much about ...
World War I planes and pilots.
My parents always told me ...
I could do anything I wanted with my life.
My childhood ambition ...
To be a baseball player.
My favorite memory ...
My grandparents' farm in western Kentucky.
Why I write ...
It's a basic urge.
What I am reading/watching/listening to ...
I read daily, rarely watch television, and listen to lots of music.
My first job ...
Kings Island funnel cake stand.
My best moment ...
There are several.
My inspiration ...
There are several.
The success of Dan Brown’s novel The Da Vinci Code has brought the question of Jesus’ marital status into focus for modern minds. Brown was by no means the first person to suggest such a thing. As early as the 2nd century, Christian writers such as the author of the Gospel of Philip suggested that Mary Magdalene was the “companion” (Greek: koinnos) of Jesus. This Greek word was used to suggest any type of companionship (such as the companionship of two fellow travelers), but when used between a man and a woman, it is generally understood to be a eu...
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Member since: January 2007
Articles Written: 57