Hi! How are you? Exciting news! My new album Constant Motion is now on iTunes and its currently in the top 10 singer/songwriter chart! It would mean so much if you would download the album and help it reach #1!!

Thanks!
Mikey Wax

Hey Doug! Wow so great to hear from you! Looks like I haven't commented on your page in quite a while. Sorry bout that :( Hope all is well though! I hope you know how much I appreciate your continued support :)

Just dropping by to say Happy New Year! Yes , healthy skepticism is normal I certainly had that before I received Jesus Christ as my savior. I had skepticism with the religions and English modern versions of the Bible; our government and our education system. Because of all this no one even knows what Biblical Christianity is anymore. It is indeed sad.

Thanks so much for your kind words, and you have great taste in music! Love the playlist. Best wishes from the UK!.

Graham

Hey Doug - wow, thank you SO much for the kind words and for subscribing. It truly means the world to me to know that there are people like you out there who appreciate what I'm doing. "God Only Knows" is, in my opinion, the greatest song ever written. I'm glad to know you think I did it justice :) All the best!

Actually, I try to reserve a good bit of healthy skepticism in myself. I am skeptical of religion, philosophically biased science-claims, the federal education system, government sponsored social programs, and human nature in general. Don't take that to mean I am in any way cynical, I'm not. But I am, I think, an honest skeptic. Dishonest skeptics I have no time for. And there is a world of difference. An honest skeptic, theoretically, would be at least open to the idea of reconciliation to God (the gospel, i.e.). Dead-ends, blind-alleys, foundations in thin air---not for me.

Anyway, thanks for commenting here. As I said on your page, you are a very bright young man. I hope we will find occation to keep in touch.

Hey, sorry for any aggressiveness on my part. Though i must disagree with you again on skepticism, I think it's a good thing to default to when you're young rather than choosing to believe something. I begin from a Cartesian point of total ignorance, taking everything off the table of knowledge and then only adding back on things I can prove (or others can) beyond reasonable doubt to be true.

This way I avoid ending up with an arbitrary religion which may not actually be true.

You argue very well but we do disagree fundamentally, which is unfortunate.

I find that most God-haters are (at least) borderline misanthropes. God-haters tend to be man-haters. Ever notice that?