Darrell Moneyhon

Culture Wars and Evolution

 Today, while reading some of David Platt's book,  Radical , I think I figured out something. Earlier in Platt's book I was "turned on" by his emphasis of the need for the modern Christian church to de-couple from the "American Dream" (and all its... Read More

The Multiple Choice Test of Faith

What if Faith could be measured as simply as a multiple choice test? Or, more accurately, suppose a multiple choice test item could be a suitable metaphor for assessing one's understanding of "faith." Understanding would not automatically make faith (you have to do faith), but... Read More

Why I think Energy Refuses to Live Only in the Upper Right Quad

 Below is an excerpt from the book I am currently writing, Christians Thinking Like Energy . The main theme is that energy and energy fields are such a good metaphor for "spirit" and "spiritual" that Christians would benifit by using energy and "thinking... Read More

Sustainable Social Selection, A Proposed Solution to the Worldwide Electronic Voting Fiasco

 Regarding Ken's very valid point addressed in his upcoming book, that indiscrimate democracy could be disastrous, given 70% of the population is at amber or lower, I think I have a solution - a broad strategy that could avert that catastrophe. I call it 3 S, for Sustainable Social... Read More

Anomalies in zone 7?

 While sharing observations and beliefs about phenomena suggesting a group-mind effect on another blog community (an experimental offshoot of Integral Life and Gaia), I clarified my suspicion that converging thoughts seemed more the result of mind reading and precognition. I was... Read More

Special Interest Knowing, the Problem of Perspective Inertia

 This discussion will attempt to progress from a simple observation of a certain degree of competition between what Arthur Diekman called the "Action Mode" and the "Receptive Mode" to the idea that there are specific blind spots caused by particular perspectives.... Read More

Driver Default, Jung, Wilber, NWIM (Neo-Wilberian Integral Matrix)

    While running today (don't worry, it was in the early stages of the run, and not the result an overload of endorphins!), I had some breakthrough ideas. I saw the potential role of what I would call internal drivers in persons, and how that might interact with Wilber's... Read More

Harry Eisel Died, and left me a message from the other side(?)

My good friend and mentor, Harry died the same day that Michael Jackson and Farrah Fawcett died. Harry was my "Tuesday's with Morey" experience for the last 11 years or so. He had cancer for all that time, and we thought he'd be transitioning long ago. And Harry spoke openly... Read More