One Opinion: Some Views of James Edwin Gibson

Saturday, August 31, 2019

Football and Other Violent Sports Need to Cease—But I’m a Hypocrite

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The objects of football are scoring points and preventing the opposing team from scoring. I’m okay with that. But, the way defenses prev...
Monday, August 26, 2019

Drinking Water Shortages and Some Suggestions for Dealing With Them

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As you probably have both read and heard, shortages of safe drinking water exist in many places around the world. The World Health Organiz...
Sunday, August 18, 2019

Buy Greenland? Is President Trump's Idea Foolish or Thoughtful?

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President Donald Trump has considered offering to buy Greenland. You can read more about this in various news articles. I especially like ...
Sunday, August 11, 2019

Improved Access to News and Facebook's Plan for "a News Section"

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I love the expanded news coverage available in the 21 st century via the Internet. Growing up in the 1960s and early 1970s my news typica...
Tuesday, July 30, 2019

What's Happened to Christian Fellowship?

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Fellowshipping With Other Christians in Church Christian fellowship doesn’t seem as widespread as it was decades ago. For one thing chur...
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James Edwin Gibson
James Edwin Gibson (me) is a bivocational freelance writer living in Lexington, Kentucky. He is the author of three books: (1) True Christianity: It May Not Be What You Think (2014, second edition 2015, third edition 2017), (2) Several True (I Think) Stories: Can Truth Be Stranger Than Fiction? (2016, second edition 2017), and (3) A Hillbilly: His Search for the Correct Path (2020). He also has written numerous articles for various websites. He is happy remaining single and celibate. But, he is receptive to the possibility of marriage if God leads him to the right person at the right time in the right way. James is an ecumenical nondenominational Christian who seeks to love all people. Before becoming a Christian, he was an agnostic. He seeks to respect persons of all faiths, or of no faith. He knows that he could do nothing were it not for a higher power (that he calls God) and others. He seeks to be grateful for his innumerable blessings. James hopes you will enjoy God's blessings, too. Thanks for taking time to read this!
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