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From acclaimed novelist Richard Corwin comes an unforgettable short story collection. Midnight Gates, Corwin's latest work, brings together stories with unusual, surprising and thought provoking-conclusions - stimulated by odd news and social events, dreams, private or public philosophies, friends and strange thoughts that often drift into Corwin's reflections of past and very personal events. The stories found on this collection stir quite a broth. Some stories have been inspired by other writers who offer a challenge to complete an entertaining short story, to be read before writers groups...

The stories begin with a fantasy story about two struggling youngsters, Scott Jennings and Marie Walker, living in Chandlers Branch, West Virginia (which is a real mountain village.) Their meager combined incomes forced them to seek out ways to make ends meet. Then Marie recalled the reception after the death of her grandmother giving her an idea that would help them financially. Added to their story is a collection of short stories with Critic's favorite, "Class of '69," about two college students that find themselves stranded in the Amazon. Other stories are the offspring of challenges made...

The British and US Virgin Islands in the Caribbean was the frontier paradise of the 60's and early 70's where adventurers used the islands as a base of operations for nefarious activities in the Caribbean and South America. There were treasure hunters, counterfeiters, assassins, Black Panthers, rock stars, movie stars, wealthy industrialists, and lots of other folks looking for an escape from their boring ordinary mainland living. Others brought their yachts to join the large charter fleet in St. Thomas, stop to visit or continue on to other ports. The islands would enter into a frenzy of...

The author shows that evolution is not a logical theory. It is self-contradicting, self-fulfilling, dogmatic, and simply "scientism" cloaked in the guise of a first-century religion. The evolutionary hypothesis is detrimental to operational science, and only the biblical worldview sustains the preconditions for intelligibility sufficient to sustain empirical science. If evolutionary dogma is followed to its logical conclusion, it promotes a climate of death, a devaluing of life, and is directly detrimental to the disabled and the handicapped.

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The author shows that evolution is not a logical theory. It is self-contradicting, self-fulfilling, dogmatic, and simply "scientism" cloaked in the guise of a first-century religion. The evolutionary hypothesis is detrimental to operational science, and only the biblical worldview sustains the preconditions for intelligibility sufficient to sustain empirical science. If evolutionary dogma is followed to its logical conclusion, it promotes a climate of death, a devaluing of life, and is directly detrimental to the disabled and the handicapped.

Link to Samaritan Ministries:...