It was with shock and disbelief that I read an article from some no-name organization The Student Operated Press that clearly has absolutely no clue about the Casey Anthony trial. Even worse, some idiot has managed to get the site recognized by Google News! The story told by John G. Kays in this article is [...]

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The next worldview examined by Geisler in “Christian Apologetics” is Panentheism.  Whereas Deism postulated a God detached from His creation for the sake of transcendence and Pantheism claims that God and the world are coterminous for the sake of immanence, Panentheism attempts to conceptualize a God that is distinct from yet part of the world. [...]

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This is a guest article by Mannie Barling and Ashley F. Brooks. The infinite power of corporate America to influence outcomes has now poured over into corrupting the field of food and drug marketing and testing. According to a 2011 study released by JAMA and another conducted in 1996, many medical research articles are written [...]

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This is a guest article by author John Cherry. For a number of reasons, I was reluctant to order this book by Donald Rumsfeld. First, I was still holding a grudge against Mr. Rumsfeld for his handling of the Iraq War, as he seemingly tried to win the war on the cheap, and later did [...]

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I first encountered Granville back in 2009 when he released his very thought provoking novel Choices. It was a unique piece of writing and very thought provoking. While a work of fiction it very much was also reflective of the authors chosen profession, that of Life Coach. A couple of weeks ago he contacted me [...]

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Yesterday June 19 we ran our now regular radio program about the latest developments in the Casey Anthony trial. The panel consisted of Simon and Jan Barrett, veteran trial lawyer Mannie Barling, crime writer and investigator Denny Griffin, Orlando Magazine journalist Dave Knechel, and bail bondsman William Cobra Staubs. I was expecting some fireworks, and [...]

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Featuring sixteen stories written by Earl Staggs, this collection of previously published short stories is a very good one. While the works range in style from cozy to hardboiled noir, you won’t find gory violence or graphic sex. Each story comes with a small introduction that explains the history of the story regarding where it [...]

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