Starting Sunday, I’m going to reread two or three chapters per day of War of the Worldviews by Ken Ham, as promised in earlier comments.  I’m just not sure anymore if a Young Earth model is the correct way to go based on science.  Old Earth models seem to fit science much better, and I want to see if a person can still hold a biblical theology with the Old Earth model.

As I reread the chapters, I’m going to post any relevant thoughts on the blog.

After that, in case you’re reading this, Pastor Steve, I’ll actually give the book back like I promised.

This weekend, I’m going to visit my nieces in Michigan, so I likely won’t be available Friday, Saturday, or Sunday.

The following week, I will start the long-promised series on the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse.

Over the next two to three weeks, I will be seeking a publisher for my rebuttal to Discovery’s Lost Tomb of Jesus fiasco.  I don’t actually expect to make much (if any) money out of the deal, but it will be instructive (I think) to try.  Besides, I think I have enough of a readership that at least some people might be willing to spend a little money on my thoughts and apologetics.

I have to stop posting these Church of the Covered Dish strips. I just discovered that I actually have to pay to do that.  So, it looks like I’ll have to find an alternative way of filling up days where I’m just to beat to blog, or don’t have enough time to post an entry.  That will be a priority B next to finishing up my book and finding a publisher for it.

I just spent over two hours answering a post on Theology Web.  It has drained my will to blog.  So I leave with a little bit of Thom Tapp’s wit.  Enjoy.