The Lost Stories Journal Intro, Volume 1

Employing Multiple Perspectives in the Pursuit of Truth

With The Lost Stories Journal, we intend to blaze a new trail, one which relentlessly seeks the harmonization of creativity, wisdom, and truth. In artistic terms it is called perspective, in scientific terms it is called repeatability, and in theological terms it is called confirmation.

When artistic truth is sought, the artist always seeks to incorporate a wide variety of points-of-view to infuse his art with genuine “realism.” When scientific truth is being determined, a scientist constantly looks for ways to eliminate biases that can cloud the apparent meaning of his observations of “reality.” And so it is, when theological truth is being sought, the theologian must also be just as willing to submit his theological discoveries to a similar process of confirming what is and is not “real.”

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Fish Tales (From the Belly of the Whale): Fifty of the Greatest Misconceptions Ever Blamed on The Bible

“Thought-provoking… Profound… A divine invitation to explore, question, and ultimately grow…”

To hear Price’s book review of Fish Tales (From the Belly of the Whale), CLICK HERE.

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Unfortunately, most schools of thought tend to persist on emphasizing a single discipline, at the expense of every other valid discipline. But this approach to an understanding of “ultimate reality” is, by its very nature, limited in its interpretation. The aim of The Lost Stories Channel will be to provide a counterbalance to this natural tendency.

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To hear Kent and Zen Garcia talk about correcting biblical misconceptions, from October 28, 2021, CLICK BELOW.

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Only when a multiplicity of perspectives can be harmonized—artistic, scientific, and theological—can we ever begin to “trust” our so-called “results.” This is what happens when a new bit of evidence fills in a missing piece to an ancient mystery, thereby providing us with a “new way” of interpreting “old information.” That is, until the next milestone of history is passed, and we are finally ready to see beyond our “old” understanding of things … yet again.

And, as we all venture into this daunting, new future, we hope you will join us at The Lost Stories Channel in the adventure of a lifetime, if ever there was one.

So ends this Essay of THE LOST STORIES JOURNAL, Volume 1. To read more, please click on one of the following links:

See how everyone’s daily experience is a “lost story” waiting to be told, a story “hidden in plain sight,” with Reconciling the Twins of Science & Theology.

Discover how archeology took shape, all thanks to the power of the imagination, in The Unlikely Birth of the Science of Archeology.

Learn about the secret storehouse from which unknown facts rise to the surface of our minds, with The Role of the Imagination in Science.

See how when we could no longer act or think freely, a new awareness of ourselves developed through film, in Hollywood and the Birth of Social Realism.

Learn how Divine Providence intervenes so we obtain what we could never obtain by our own efforts, with An Aspiring Theologian Inspires a New Era in Science.

Find out when history was no longer scattered and random, and when we first felt like part of the process too, in The Story of History’s First Timeline.

See how patterns repeat themselves throughout history, providing us with a pattern of patterns, in Patterns in Time Reveal Historical Truth.