Edward E Rochon: 188 books

A preface notes that I have consolidated my criticism of Saul of Tarsus from other works, make the point that Christ and direct prophecy are the only validation of divine truth, epistles taken as the works of the writers attached to scripture to fulfill some divine purpose. Chapter 1 uses Paul's words...

A preface states the problem of the interpretation of the Second Amendment to the U.S. Constitution. Chapter 1 notes the liberal swindle of separating individual ownership of arms from the militia supported by citizenry, often armed on their own efforts. Chapter 2 notes the failure of conservative...

A preface introduces the topic. Chapter 1 reviews the origins of the term, substance. We discuss its proponents and detractors briefly, point out the logical inconsistencies and problems with hunting this substance down. We sidestep all problems but one, concerned with the pursuit of one or several...

A preface explains that any form of government like any language has certain advantages as a general rule. To avoid fear of autocratic despotism, that man of sin, and to conform to the current separation of powers current in the US, that purports to inhibit despotism, I offer a second option of reform....

A preface states purpose, condemns social engineering through military whining about equal rights for women. Things not equal are not equal and must be treated unequally to be just. Chapter 1 notes that women still have their own sports. If not, all stars would be men in these sports, depriving women...

Preface explains the purpose of the essay. Chapter 1 describes the part played by Vermont, Maine and W. Virginia in the War of Independence. We explain why and how the 3 states came to exist. Chapter 2 gives reasons for 16 stripes. We note that 13 is a spooky number. Some think it jinxed. We have...

Chapter 1 lays out the RD plan, resource denial to major power(s) using economic choking of oil, food or other resources to force coalition formation against the United States. The aim of these coalitions would be to retard the advancement of the human race away from the kind of satanic gangsterism...

A preface notes the decline in American economic vitality over the last three decades. It compares the Internet to the interstate highway system and the need to expand the Internet to secure America's future. Chapter 1 notes that information can in fact be secured on the communications lines. It proposes...

I propose to fight fire with fire, using acceleration to fight the effects of acceleration in flight. This coupled with advances in avionics opens up the possibility that subsonic fighters can defeat supersonic fighters in combat. There are a number of advantages to such fighters. Enduring high g-forces...

A preface notes that current US missile defense missiles could not hit the broad side of a barn except under ideal conditions. Scope of essay laid out. Chapter 1 proposes that hyper-velocity ack-ack guns can destroy incoming warheads with high reliability and achievable technology. It lays out the...

The premise shows that Isaiah's and Christ's words about parables support an ironic interpretation of some passages of scripture. Chapter 1 deals with irony in Genesis on the story of the fall of man. I mention the sophistry of the late Carl Sagan's take on the fall of man. Chapter 2 discusses the...

Ditto the short description. The commentary suggests that gestation of children be shortened by a month or two to ease the troubles of delivery. Religious themes are touched on here and there, essentially from the biblical tradition. My views are eclectic and so guaranteed to piss off all parties...

A brief preface states the purpose. Chapter 1 deals with Job in three parables. The first parable supposes the means justifies the end, the letter of the law overshadowed by the spirit of the law in terms of a parable of traffic concerning right of way. The second parable deals with the chain of command...

The essay opens with a preface explaining the intent of the work. Exegesis is defined, methods of deceit described. The matter of qualifications is mentioned. The first chapter discusses the two epistles ascribed to Peter in the New Testament. The claim is that Peter did not write them because he...