I'm a writer and analyst with 30 years' experience writing data-driven documentation. My field of expertise (70,000 hours of experience) is correlative anthologies - works that have multiple contributors but one message. These are proposals, project execution plans, and business plans for major ventures. Other examples are text books or user manuals that have multiple contributors.

I am a Christian, specifically, a Latter-day Saint, who was once an atheist. My faith returned in early 2016 due to discovering something I know is impossible about the New Testament: It is a correlative anthology (my area of expertise) because it has a single, coherent cosmology or picture despite its authors didn't work within a common frame (beneath a team lead or follow a common specification such as author instructions or guidelines) and neither was there a common editor who harmonized the NT books to create a single message.

When one understands how correlative anthologies are made and know they require two external constraints that didn't exist with the New Testament writers; it is as if one is seeing God write the New Testament himself.

I have been a columnist for PJ Media. I've also written articles that have been published in Canada Free Press.

I write on a variety of subjects:

• Business/project documentation (RFP responses/proposals, project execution plans, manuals, procedures)
• Natural Rights and the Social Contract
• Unbiased religious studies
• General Christian apologetics
• Pro-Latter-day Saint work
• Criticism of the Iglesia ni Cristo
• Self-help (overcoming grief/trials, attracting, finding, and keeping a great husband, improving marriages)
• Future trends (space, social movement, technology)

[UPDATE: I've temporarily removed my books from Amazon and am rebuilding my blog.]

I want people to ponder - about who they are and why they're so important to God; about their natural rights that are inalienable - they cannot be taken away from them by the state or by anyone unless they've violated the natural rights of others or broke the Social Contract; about how much they and the world owe Christianity; about how beneficial the West and the United States in particular have been to the betterment of humanity.

I want people to feel proud - about Christianity's role in utterly transforming the world where its moral views are the foundation of just laws everywhere; about how much better they are when they overcome the human nature to take advantage or harm the weak outsiders and instead to view them as their neighbor; about the role the United States of America has played in bringing freedom and tangible benefits to billions of people over the past 70 years.