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I like to challenge Christians to live deeper into their faith through my poetry which is a sort of "how to" manual.

I like to challenge the media and certain "scientific" personalities on the authenticity of their statements regarding matters of faith, holding them publicly accountable for their statements. For example, recently a radio presenter made fun of the story of Jonah, calling it the greater of Biblical myths, before presenting a great musical work that honors the story. I wrote to the radio board and to consumer affairs concerning this misbehaviour (only one of very many examples) and demanded a public apology, seeing that a museum in Eden (NSW, AUSTRALIA) has an exhibition concerning a man found alive in the belly of a whale that had been caught, and who lived ten years further after that experience. I required an apology for the aspersion cast upon scripture, a relating of the Eden experience as an example of why the story is feasible, and a new policy precluding presenters casting aspersions at faith while presenting the wonderful music that has been inspired by it. I don't think this is scientifically unreasonable at all!

Faith is rising in the world right now, and we need to help it along at every opportunity, to find our Christian voice again, and rebuild society while we have the opportunity. A major way this can be done is by Christians becoming active in the media, or in holding the media accountable for its truth. We need Christian teaching to return to schools. We can ask for wisdom in this task and receive it. Praise the LORD!