Most of us are familiar with the story of the Good Samaritan. A man is beaten and left for dead, ignored by a priest and a Levite, but rescued by a Samaritan, a member of a group despised by Jews at the time. Jesus told the parable (Luke 10:25–37) to answer the question, “Who is... Continue Reading →
The Spectrum Unfolded As the first light of dawn broke over Eden, Adam and Eve found themselves marveling at the rich tapestry of colors that painted their world. With green, blue, and red named, they turned their attention to the remaining hues that caught their eye. The morning sun cast a golden glow across the... Continue Reading →
Chapter Four: The Fire of Red As dawn broke over Eden, painting the sky in hues of pink and gold, Adam and Eve's attention was drawn to a cluster of trees bearing fruit they had not yet tasted. The round, gleaming orbs hung heavy on the branches, their vibrant color a stark contrast to the... Continue Reading →
As dawn broke over Eden, Adam and Eve set out on their mission to name the colors that painted their world. They decided to begin with the hues they encountered most frequently in their daily lives. "Let's start with the leaves and the grass," Adam suggested, running his hand over a nearby fern. "This shade... Continue Reading →
AI Prompt: Write the first chapter of a five chapter story called True Colors. The story is set in the Garden of Eden at the time of the creation of the world. The characters are Adam, the first man, Eve, the first woman, God the Creator, and a serpent who represents evil. This story is... Continue Reading →
For several years now I have had a number of odd, ruminative thoughts about colors. How did we get the names of the colors we use each and every day? Was it a single person that named all the colors? Was it Adam and Eve? Was it a committee? Was it put to a vote?... Continue Reading →
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