World of Destiny

World of Destiny
Click on image to purchase kindle version for $0.99,,,World of Destiny is about Trevor Sansing and his daughter, Sarah, who have survived the demise of most of Earth’s population. When they venture from their East Texas home, they are rescued/abducted by aliens and brought to a new world. They learn en-route that Connie Sansing, who was visiting neighbors when all this happened, was also picked up and brought to the same world. But they have no clue where she was taken on this strange planet. They have to find her. They learn that this new world is already sparsely populated by abductees that have been brought here over the last eighty years. Connie could be anywhere, and they have to find her. But they will need a guide. Without much choice, they are thrown in with a group of kids who were all born on this world. They reluctantly agree to let the Sansings tag along. The adventure begins and the search is on.

World of Destiny

World of Destiny
Click on Image to purchase for $0.99,.. Reeling from the shock of unpleasant revelations and the dissolution of life as he knew it, Trevor and friends indulge in a quest of discovery on a newly discovered world. With their new friend, Mary, the whole Galaxy is theirs to explore. However, unfortunate events keep pulling them back to Earth and placing them in the forefront of uncontrollable turmoil in spite of their best efforts to just escape from it all.

World of Destiny

World of Destiny
Trevor Sansing and his crew, of mostly young adults aboard the living ship they call Mary, have returned to the world they’ve named “Destiny”. Humanity is on the brink of extinction with only the Israeli population and small pockets elsewhere that have managed to survive the onslaught of the Asunimi on Earth. On Destiny, man’s survival has always been tenuous at best. Unexpected events on Earth had unnerved them all. Now, Trevor and his friends, only want a little R&R and are looking forward to some down time. For Trevor’s friends, Destiny is home. More and more, Trevor realizes that for him and his daughter, Sarah, Destiny has become “home” as well. However, as soon as they arrive, Mary receives a telepathic message from one of her companion ships. The message is simple, but Trevor is sure it can’t be right. It states simply, “WE HAVE FOUND GOD”.

World of Destiny Part 4: Repercussions

World of Destiny Part 4: Repercussions
Sometimes, things come back to bite you on your backside. Trevor Sansing had a run-in with these red-eyed aliens once before. He thought he had seen the last of them. He was wrong. They have discovered a way to pass through the portals without suffering the psychological damage that happens to all non-telepathic beings who dare to enter there. They are obviously aware of Destiny’s location. And they are staging troops and material for an attack. Trevor knows they cannot be reasoned with. The question is what is there that the people of Destiny can do about it. Destiny is ill-prepared to fend off an invasion. Abandon Destiny and run for Earth? Earth isn’t much better off than Destiny. Someone needs to come up with a plan to meet this latest threat that has the potential of wiping out the small remnant of humanity barely surviving on Destiny. And Trevor fears they won’t stop there. Earth will be their next target.

Thursday, December 13, 2012

Believe it or Not


Believe it or Not
  I’m often challenged these days on my reasons for believing in a creator or God, if you will. I’m not ignorant when it comes to science after all. I’ve read Darwin and his theory of evolution. I know the universe has been around for over fifteen billion years and the Earth has been here for a good portion of that. I do agree that micro evolution or adaptation of species occurs. But I don’t see any evidence of macro evolution and strongly disagree that it happens. I think that scientists assumed that it occurred even without the evidence because they didn’t want to believe in something they couldn’t test in a laboratory and they find the notion of God abhorrent. But like I’ve heard many times, you know what happens when you assume things? It makes a you-know-what out of U and Me.The popular notion is that random mutation is the impetus behind macro evolution. Yet every experiment I ever read about where fruit flies or what-have-you have been purposely mutated, the mutated subjects are ill-equipped for survival and die out quickly. And, at any rate, said mutations are always unable to reproduce.  Anyway, I don’t want to argue the point here. But it is the season after all when such matters come to the forefront. I see many of those same people, who argue with me about my beliefs, celebrating Christmas. The attempts to separate Christ from Christmas are really pretty ludicrous to me and are mostly done to promote rampant commercialism so you can HO, HO, HO your way to being PO, PO, PO. It represents a sad state of affairs to me, and would be a prime example of devolution rather than a case for evolution as far as I’m concerned. And yes, I’m aware that even while I’m shooting holes in their theories they can shoot just as many in mine. And that they can point to history and say look what religion has caused in the past. I would have to agree with them. Evil things have been done in the name of religion. Evil things have also been done in the name of science and are continuing as we speak. Neither of which has anything to do with God. Rather it’s only a sad commentary on Man. So why do I believe? I looked at both sides of this argument for all of my adult life and pitched my tent at various times in one camp or the other. But after years and years of wrestling with the issue, I finally realized that there is no easy answer. The question will never be completely resolved by reason alone. Perhaps it was meant to be that way on purpose. To me, it seems that this is why we’re here in the first place – to make a choice without concrete evidence. For if you had concrete proof handed to you on a silver platter, you wouldn’t be choosing. You would be given the facts and just have to accept them whether you liked it or not. I hope my children choose to love me, and don’t just do it because they have to. Once I realized that the choice was simple, I just chose to believe. Once I did so, it took away a whole bunch of fear and anxiety that my life is better off without. Peace of mind is not a bad thing to have. I will never tell you that your choice is wrong. It is why you’re here and you are free to make it either way. But I am happy with my beliefs. And I will wear them like armor against all of life’s slings and arrows not to mention a few barbs occasionally flung my way from those who have chosen the opposite side.  

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