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This is not a normal manuscript. We logically prove that God Is, it is impossible to sin against God, Hell does not exist, Heaven is our true Reality, and we are human beings transcending to our true nature as Christ Beings. If God exists, can He make something He cannot lift? If God is all powerful, He can lift anything, yet if He is all knowing He can make something He cannot lift. The answer to this paradox is in our manuscript.This autobiography is an accumulation of over 15 years of writings. I'm 71 and have experienced many wonderful, beautiful, educational, and enlightening moments. I've also endured the dark night of the soul where nothing means anything, all hope...

From the bustling streets of Chicago to the rigid ranks of the U.S. Army, "My Time Served in the United States Army" takes you on an unforgettable journey through the eyes of a young draftee. Experience the grit, resilience, and unbreakable bonds forged in military life as he navigates the intense discipline, camaraderie, and challenges of service during a defining era in American history. This compelling memoir isn’t just a story—it’s a tribute to those who served. Every page immerses you in the raw reality of military indoctrination, the weight of responsibility, and the unshakable pride of answering the call of duty.

In Excessive Flashpoints, Solitary Demands, Darkest Corners: Ian Curtis, Joy Division, Critical Theory, and Me I inquire into issues of fundamental and ultimate concern: the meaning, value, and purpose of existence; our responsibility to and for others; human beings as complex, multiple, contradictory, and dynamic; the challenge of intimacy and the power of love; the quest for authenticity and the struggle for integrity; what it means to be included and excluded along with how as well as why this occurs; how social change happens along with what can be the contribution of artistic and cultural work toward this transformation; and the ethical responsibility to confront myriad metaphorical 'da...