So, I was just thinking about why I believe that the Bible is God's Word. Initially I believed that the Bible was true on simple belief. That resulted in my salvation. Then I believed in the Bible due to personal revelation from God that it was His word. After a while I ran into people questioning the accuracy of the Bible. So after some research, I saw that it is one of the most historically accurate documents around. Basically something like the Odyssey has fewer accurate surviving documents than the Bible does and historians still consider it accurate.

Heh, been a while since I posted. As usual for me.

Anyway, for those of you who read this and aren't my parents, here's what I did for the past few months.

I only took a 8 credits because I wasn't able to get my adviser to clear me for advanced registration, and thus my classes filled up... She was really busy and apparently my email was buried. Go figure. Anyway, I took Discrete Math, Web Developemnet, and Archery.

If you look to the right, you can see I added a page called State Quarters List. This is a page that lists all the quarters I have. It is mainly an attempt to get you to send me the ones I don't have... Hint hint. :D

So, I bought Smallville Season 7 the other day and have been watching Clark Kent save the day. Plus I just saw Hancock in the theater. It got me thinking.

In Hancock the guy tosses a kid way up in the air and then catches him. In Smallville, Clark superspeeds to pickup people out of the way of speeding cars and such dangers.

So I was reading in my latest Popular Science about the LHC (Large Hadron Collider). The purpose of the LHC is to fire two photons at each other at extremely high velocities and take pictures of what happens when they collide.

So, I was browseing around on Deviantart.com, and found this interesting piece of writing: To a Christian from a Wiccan. It caught my interest, and after reading the comments, I decided that I should respond. Here is what I wrote:

Can you see the video clip that is supposed to show in the blog post below? I can't see it and I am wondering if it is because I am on firefox 3 and linux right now. Guess I'll check later.