By Anna Von Reitz
Inevitably, when I use Biblical concepts and discussions to engage people and make them think about what they technically already know, I get atheists calling me up and hitting my dashboard and writing nasty notes to the effect that they just can't stand it when I talk about "God" and that for them, it ruins my credibility, even though the historical material I bring forward is compelling.
The Bible is mostly history, too, I point out to no avail.
They forget, or else they never knew, that I began my life as a mathematician. In a kinder world, it would have been my life's work. It is still my solace in times of grief or despair. My Shinola Sensor is the result of an active mind well-trained in logic and mathematics and science in general--- not an accident.
So how could I believe in, or even bring myself to talk about "God"?


