I had a good talk recently with a friend of mine about life and a little about doctrine. In the conversation we discussed some about how we ought to handle differing views within Christendom. In fact, it's a theme that I feel has been coming up a bit recently for me, and so I thought it might be a good topic to cover briefly. Christian theology can be broken down into three (or more) levels of what you could call "importance". I'm classifying these somewhat based on my own op

Ok, not the most enthralling title to be sure, and maybe not the most exciting topic. That said, today's share is about two basic terms that are important when approaching geology, especially as a Christian. As a photographer and someone who likes to get out in nature, it's helpful for me to have a basic understanding of these things, and I hope this will whet your appetite to dig more into geology and science from a Christian worldview. The article is from Gotquestions.org

While the calendar says it's still a few more weeks, winter is essentially upon us. Decorations are up for Christmas, it's a season of shopping and preparing and enjoying the holidays. For photography though it's kind of a quiet season for me. On the east coast, the mid-Atlantic area especially, there's just a lot of brown and rain for much of it, at least where I live. It takes a little effort to get motivated to branch out further for better photo opportunities. Actually wi