I reported on my success with getting Ubuntu Linux 17 on to laptops, and how easy it was to use. Well, I can now report that you have a choice! Linux Mint 18 has proved to be just as easy! Linux Mint 18 has proved to be just as easy as Ubuntu. The boot disc…
I first tried using a Linux distro when the old Mandrake Linux was around. I quote liked it, and could see its potential. Designers of Linux distros then (about 2004) were already thinking about making their distros as easy to use as Windows. But one factor alone made me not want to make the distro…
In 1986, some friends and I went to Oldham, in the north of England, to watch a concert performance of a new concept album by Christian musician Adrian Snell, entitled Alpha and Omega. Some back story is needed. Many of you know that I play the piano and sing, and at one time wanted to…
How can we possibly understand God, without understanding that He is Sovereign? And how can we effectively defend the faith, if we do not understand the implications of God being Sovereign? Many Christians will pay lip service to the idea that God is in charge. But when we say that God is Sovereign, we need…
Few things in evangelical Christian discussions have troubled me as much as the current controversy over some of the actions of Dr. James White, of Alpha and Omega Ministries. I first came across James White's ministry, when I was trying to write a book chapter, and a presentation, about the Trinity. Searching for existing books…
In this episode, we look at the three major centers of the European Union – Strasbourg, Brussels, and Berlin – and look at the satanic symbolism in each one.
Walking the Dogs is a new podcast, created and presented by Paul Taylor. This podcast enables me to comment on issues other than creation and apologetics, and is delivered through my personal website, justsixdays.com. In the first episode, I look at how Europe inherits many traits from the old Babylonian Empire.
It was Friday April 10th 1992, and I was sat in the staff room, before the start of the day's education. Supposedly, teachers were in conversation. But there was not much to say. I was a schoolteacher at the time, in a public high school (a Government comprehensive) in South Wales. You might find this…
