One Opinion: Some Views of James Edwin Gibson

Friday, June 18, 2021

Juneteenth (June 19th): Legal U.S. Slavery Ended Months Later in Dec. 1865

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Juneteenth Juneteenth (June 19th, 1865) was not the end of legal United States slavery. In Kentucky and at least a couple of other states, ...
Sunday, November 8, 2020

Biden and Trump: Some Accomplishments Expected and Achieved

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Joe Biden’s Presidency will experience both accomplishments and failures, as has President Trump’s. In this article I focus on potential suc...
Saturday, June 20, 2020

Happy Father's Day

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It’s great that the United States officially sets aside a day each year to honor dads. Father’s Day 2021 is June 20th, 2021. Father’s Da...
Sunday, June 14, 2020

We Need Reform Now: Flag Day, Flags, Statues, and Policies

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The United States flag. Worthy of respect? A symbol of evil? Maybe some of both? June 14th is Flag Day in the United States. It's a ...
Sunday, June 7, 2020

Facts, Statistics, Opinions, Errors, and Lies: Interpreting News

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“News” isn’t always news. Much of what the news media, scientists, politicians, so-called “experts,” and others seek to pass off as facts ac...
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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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