Recent Posts
- Science Seeks to Understand Nature
Many theologians believe that God wrote two “books”: The book commonly called Creation, and the book commonly called sacred Scripture. Science seeks to understand the Book of Creation. Understanding this book is essential to understanding Scripture since Creation provides the basis for language and the place where theology is experienced and practiced. Science and Theology differ … - Theology 2.0
“How do you reconcile science and theology?” People would ask me this question when they find out that I am either an engineer/physicist with a Masters of Divinity or a pastor with a degree in physics who once operated a submarine nuclear power plant and worked as a Systems Engineer for sonar and laser systems. The … - Where is God?
When things do not go well, then believing that one is not alone can help one maintain perspective. My favorite question to ask as such times was: “Where is God in all this?” But I have come to realize there is a fallacy in that question. How Big Is God? The fallacy is presuming that there are … - Six Canyons
Diversity is what makes these United States of America great. In late September 2024 we visited five different parks along or adjacent to the Colorado River. Previously we visited Grand Canyon National Park. Each park had a unique canyon and is worthy of visit, although several were far from a beaten path. Black Canyon of the …
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Travel
From time to time I reflect on the joys and challenges of traveling and living full-time in a Recreation vehicle.
Recipes
Some people eat merely to live, I love the taste and texture of food. I hope you will also enjoy making and eating some of my favorites.
My Books
The characters who live within the pages of my stories reflect some of the interesting people I have met in my various careers and travels. Some may resemble people who sit with you in church or at the coffee shop.
Reflections
Getting lost in thought is the reason I titled this blog RobertsMusings. These posts are deeper reflections.