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What Happened to the Moth, and How Did It Happen to Be? – the Argument for a Creator/Designer
Just three days ago I put a post on this blog which featured a really interesting little moth that perched in the sun on the outside wall of my house. I first saw it while writing another post here in … Continue reading
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Missed Opportunities, More Rare Sightings, Unexpected Help, the Coming Kingdom of God
Being an old-fashioned outdoorsman – hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, gathering wild fruits and mushrooms – I’ve spent a significant amount of my time over the years in nature and with wildlife. I particularly love the northern forest, water, and all … Continue reading
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The Rev. Dr.'s Musings on Nature, Life & Belief 