Monthly Archives: April 2026

Speculation: Why did He Choose This Name?

Posted on April 21, 2026 by cdsmiller17

Pope Leo XIV (September 14, 1955) There are shadows of reincarnation here. As usual, no one knows Leo XIV’s birth time, so I will do what I always do: randomize it, and see where the chips may fall. Then, again, … Continue reading →

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This Shouldn’t Come as a Surprise

Posted on April 20, 2026 by cdsmiller17

Mark Carney‘s Inspiration is Sir Isaac Brock They say if you wait long enough, people reveal who they really are. In this case, our Prime Minister went on TV last night to discuss the ongoing situation with the American administration. … Continue reading →

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Do Only the Good Die Young?

Posted on April 19, 2026 by cdsmiller17

Tara Browne (March 4, 1945 – December 18, 1966) Obviously, being a Guinness heir cannot save you, either. John Lennon admitted that the first two verses in “Day in the Life” were based on this individual. But, as usual, his … Continue reading →

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“And I Would Walk 500 Miles…”

Posted on April 18, 2026 by cdsmiller17

The Unlikely Pilgrimage of Harold Fry (2023) This one on Prime Video is quirky, to say the least. I had to remind myself it was also a fantasy. Pensioner Harold Fry lives in Kingsbridge in south Devon with his wife Maureen, leading a humdrum … Continue reading →

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The Last of the Flavian Dynasty

Posted on April 17, 2026 by cdsmiller17

Domitian (October 24, 51 C.E. – September 18, 96 C.E.) I have ignored this individual for several years, now. Why? I wonder. With the doubling up of lives that I have experienced previously, I suspect that this is yet another … Continue reading →

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I’m Revisiting an Incomplete Post about These Two

Posted on April 16, 2026 by cdsmiller17

Stephen Fry and Oscar Wilde When I first compared Stephen Fry with Oscar Wilde, I didn’t share their joint charts. That was a mistake, in my opinion. Because of their almost identical looks, it was negligent of me to not … Continue reading →

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Undeniable Irony: the Circle has Come Around Again

Posted on April 15, 2026 by cdsmiller17

The whole Declaration of Independence, signed 250 years ago, was meant to permanently dispose of the Mad King George III of Great Britain. And, yet, here we are again with a Mad King acting with impnity. In reality, the American … Continue reading →

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I’m Back to Where I Started from in 1996

Posted on April 14, 2026 by cdsmiller17

Gnostic Christianity The Shroud of Turin shouldn’t exist, but it does. What does that do to the traditional view of Jesus the man? It makes a nonsense of what we have been told to believe by the Church Fathers, and … Continue reading →

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Echoes: The Gospels Mined the O.T. to Write about Jesus

Posted on April 14, 2026 by cdsmiller17

Biblical Typology (2024) All good writers seek to appeal to their readers by linking their work with something that is utterly familiar. If you study history long enough, you also realize that there’s nothing new under the sun. In fact, … Continue reading →

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The Denarius Finally Drops:

Posted on April 13, 2026 by cdsmiller17

The Q Document Reading “Nailed” it becomes obvious how unreliable the Gospels of the New Testament actually are. In fact, the authors of Matthew, Mark, Luke and John seem to be ignorant of the historical records (as known by Rome) … Continue reading →

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