What's New on the Site

I have just added a 160 page essay on Matthew 25-28, which appears to be describing the same era in the near future as Acts 1-12. That completes the cognitive analysis of Matthew (except for chapter 1).

The latest is a 380 page two part essay on the first twelve chapters of Acts. The first part of Acts makes sense as a detailed prophetic description of the near future. This can be regarded as an extension of the 640 page three part essay on the Gospel of Matthew. That essay presents the hypothesis that the Gospel of Matthew can be interpreted symbolically as a detailed prophecy of Western civilization, beginning with the late Roman Empire and then continuing through the Dark Ages, the Middle Ages, the Renaissance, the Reformation, the Enlightenment, the Industrial Revolution, the Victorian Era, the two World Wars, the Civil Rights Era, the transition to postmodern thought, the rise of modern infrastructure, and continuing into the future. This same historical sequence can be found in the book of Revelation, and I have also posted a 170 page essay on Revelation 4-11. The same sequence starting with the Enlightment can be found in Daniel 11-12, and a 130 page essay has been posted. I have not yet reconciled the new essay on Acts with an earlier essay on the book of Hebrews written back in 2018. There is a general agreement between these two but I have not yet tried to match up the timelines.

Before that, I posted a 64 page essay on The Unshakable Truth by Josh and Sean McDowell which looks at the theology and apologetics of Josh McDowell from a cognitive perspective.

I have also written an experimental program in javascript for determining cognitive style.

Before that, I posted a 40 page essay on aliens, alien types, and the alien plan based upon the brief 13 page essay on the Nature of God that I recently uploaded.

I have also extensively expanded the page on neurology, including numerous quotes from recent neurological papers.

The latest biblical material is a 110 page essay on 2 Peter and Jude, which follows on from the 140 page essay on 1 Peter. I have also extensively edited the essay on 1 Corinthians.

I have also posted a brief glossary of religious terms.

Before that, I posted a 140 page essay on the cognition and symbolism of physics, which uses mental symmetry as an analogical meta-theory to analyze many fundamental concepts in physics.

Before that, I posted a 375 page three part essay on the Book of Hebrews. If one analyzes the book of Hebrews from a cognitive perspective, then it appears to be a more detailed description of the progression that is described in Revelation 10-22.

A description of all essays in blog form can be found on the forum page.