“He inspires and encourages. Though he is ever the teacher, he is also much more, for his instruction is an education in life. He is an individual of character and authenticity. Wisdom is his nature, as are humility and a sense of humor. He is one of those rare souls who truly and unashamedly cares. Not only does he guide for a time, but he is available for a lifetime. Truth flows from him, and he is trustworthy and real. Though he makes mistakes, even these are well intentioned, and he is always looking out for the welfare of those whose lives he touches. While he is like others in certain ways, he is often unorthodox in his approach and in the depth of his emotional connection to his students; indeed, it is his unconventional ways that set him apart. His instincts are to share and to listen, and he embodies virtue. Commitment is a way of life, and when he says he’ll be there for you, you can count on it. This is a man who exudes compassion and displays discernment, a person who knows the meaning of genuine love. He is a mentor.”
–Anonymous
This is certainly something worth shooting for, what I'd like to become. CCD
B.S. from Pennsylvania State University, University Park, PA.
M.Div (Apologetics)- Columbia Evangelical Seminary, Longview, WA.
D.T.S. from CES.
Very Independent Evangelical.
Author of Truth in Balance: Doing Apologetics in a Postmodern Culture (Wipf & Stock Publishers, 2009).
Author of Why?: Reflections on the Problem of Evil (Wipf & Stock Publishers, 2007).
Contributor to the New Dictionary of Christian Apologetics (InterVarsity Press, 2006).
Author of Dangerous Blessing: The Emergence of a Postmodern Faith (Wipf & Stock Publishers, 2005).
Public school teacher.
Adjunct professor, Columbia Evangelical Seminary (Postmodern Studies, Apologetics, Theology).
Recipient of The Dr. Alex Atty Student Council Award (2008).
Marquis Who's Who in America - Appear in the 2008 Edition.
As of December 2011 2011, ranked # 111 in the world, # 51 in North America, and # 47 in the USA, having recited Pi to 272 digits. (Actually, I can do 311.) So, I am a little bit silly. :-)
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