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God Has A Sense Of Humor

Neurifact Blog #2, 13 November 2024 God Has A Sense Of Humor umr In Neurifact , my main character, Dr. Nate Walters, meets every Monday morning for breakfast, with his pastor, Rev/Dr Murray Phillips, and a psychiatrist friend, Dr., Ed Fellows. These three comically refer to their group as the Miniature Trinity, or Mini-Trini for short. In their humorous roles, Nate (the engineer) is God, Murray (the pastor) is Jesus, and Ed (the psychiatrist) is the Holy Spirit. One of my Christian engineer friends who reviewed my draft of Neurifact thought that my titling of this group was a little too sacrilegious by mis-assigning the title, trinity. My characters do not presume to portray themselves as belonging to any higher religious order, but poke a little fun at each other about their respective pseudo-titles. I think it helps to carry the story along and contributes some useful scriptural foundation for the plot along with a little dose of humor. I believe that God has a sense of hum...
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God is an Engineer

God is an Engineer In writing Neurifact ( Self Publishing Novel - Neurifact ), I made the main character an engineer. For the most part, engineers are stereotyped as very structured, opinionated, and unemotional introverts, so how can one create an exciting and entertaining story about such a person? Aren’t you stepping way out on limb in featuring such a character in a fictional thriller-story? Well, let me venture even further out on that limb with the statement that our omnipotent and omniscient God is, in fact, an engineer. In creating the universe, God designed matter and energy to form the universe and added life to one speck in that universe in a well-engineered environment called earth. It is not clear on what day God created well-ordered technology in his universe and earth, but the mathematics, physics and biology underlying his handiwork is no doubt divine. And by creating humanity with just an infinitesimally small slice of his image, God gave man the intellect, curios...
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