Pooh's Think

I was a member of the Kirk for a decade. While in the Kirk, I published five articles in the Kirk’s printed cultural journal Credenda Agenda and co-authored an introduction to The Oresteia for Veritas Press.   I mentored with Douglas Wilson  one-on-one for a year and was a minister in training under Wilson in Greyfriars’ Hall, a program of Christ Church, when I began my psychological and social journey out of the Kirk. This journey was primarily accomplished through the use of this blog in its former life: Pooh’s Think, Part 1. The online database, containing hundreds of posts from December 2005 up till 2008, was recently hacked and destroyed (I do have indirect access to most the content for research purposes).

 

By the time I had finally left Idaho with my family to reflect and heal in Cardiff-By-The-Sea, California, I had presented a paper at Florida State University’s philosophy conference and received an M.A. in philosophy from University of Idaho. We now enjoy life on the West side of I-5, half a mile from the ocean, up the road from Del Mar, and a 13 minute drive from La Jolla and UC San Diego. 

 

My wife home schools our four children (also students at a local Classical charter school) and we still have a good marriage. She has been supportive of the book  I am writing and a source of strength. Social life is at its peak when granddaddy and grandmommy come to visit (my dad and mom).

 

As related to Pooh’s Think, that completes the Bio bullet points. The reader can get a better preliminary feel for the context of Pooh’s Think and who I am by reading my Personal Narrative, the Introduction, and the page on The Kirk.

 

 

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Posted by metzler on Friday, February 27, 2009, at 6:57 pm.
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