Greetings from Brother Doug
Come on in and look around Special Person! The prevalent themes you will find here are short stories, philosophy, God and science, plus a regular helping of good news, just to keep things upbeat and cheerful, and to remind us never to take life so seriously that we end up being the Two Grumpy Old Men. For us, sharing the positive elements we come across, provides a healthy reprieve from the sea of negativity and chaos permeating our planet.
We enjoy writing about topics we’ve personally experienced and observations which interest us enough to want to delve further; as well as sharing art on our Monthly Art Gallery, and photography that allows the mind to look closer and appreciate some of humanities’ amazing creativity.
The Two Brothers Weblog is definitely not about news or political venues, having only the rare possibility of briefly appearing if it is somehow necessary to the main story line. The only kind of news you’ll find here are uplifting articles from sources like Positive.News, Sunny Skyz and HappyNews, or ‘strange-odd news’ from around the internet that makes you go, “Hmm, that’s weird.” What we enjoy the most however, is writing our own original pieces which is the primary reason for hosting our blog in the first place.
So Relax, top off your favorite drink and hang out with us for awhile.
Douglas
Welcome from Brother Dennis
Welcome to the Two Brothers Weblog. A primary focus of this blog is to emphasize the importance and significance of every person; regardless of their individual ethnicity, cultural heritage, religious preference; socioeconomic status, gender, and or physical abilities.
All People Are Important!
Dennis
Contributor and Biophysicist Fazale Rana
I watched helplessly as my father died a Muslim. Though he and I would argue about my conversion, I was unable to convince him of the truth of the Christian faith.
I became a Christian as a graduate student studying biochemistry. The cell’s complexity, elegance, and sophistication coupled with the inadequacy of evolutionary scenarios to account for life’s origin compelled me to conclude that life must stem from a Creator. Reading through the Sermon on the Mount convinced me that Jesus was who Christians claimed Him to be: Lord and Savior.
Still, evangelism wasn’t important to me – until my father died. His death helped me appreciate how vital evangelism is. It was at that point I dedicated myself to Christian apologetics and the use of science as a tool to build bridges with nonbelievers.
In 1999, I left my position in R&D at a Fortune 500 company to join Reasons to Believe because I felt the most important thing I could do as a scientist is to communicate to skeptics and believers alike the powerful scientific evidence – evidence that is being uncovered day after day – for God’s existence and the reliability of Scripture.
Fazale ‘Fuz’
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