A speculative work of non-fiction that explores the idea that as the Internet increases in complexity that it may soon become a self-aware consciousness being. When this happens, what sort of consequences might there be? What kind of relationship could we have with such a being? Will we be at odds with it, or will we be able to establish a sort of symbiotic relationship with this synthetic being?

Or, To Chip or Not To Chip - That is The Question. Are GPS chip implants a good idea, or a scary way "the Man" can keep a perpetual eye on where we are in the world? Are they just another way to potentially control the populous, or a beneficial technology for Humankind in general?

Expanded from a recent online discussion, this article emerged about how a belief in Evolution and a belief in God need not be mutually exclusive.

A writing partner and I have lately been working on a science fiction novel in which we deal with an alien race of beings who might best be called "prophecy obsessed". While doing research for this story, I asked myself "What is the objective of prophecy?" The following two page article came out of that research.

Is there an after life?

When it come to a bebate between Deist Clockwork Evolution vs Creationism vs Atheistic Evolution, all too often, those who take up this topic for debate neglect to acknowledge the Deist option.

Is the Bible Code real? Can true insights be found through Bible Code analysis? Has God hidden secret messages that can be revealed through application of the code techniques? Or is it all a game of probability played against a large enough sample of words?

I found myself recently confronted with a debate about God's existence. Those on the atheists' side of the debate presented the argument that faith equaled "believing in something without proof", and doing so was irrational. From this debate, the following article emerged.