They say some people never retire. I guess that includes me. I do two things since my retirement from the PGA Tour in 2005. I write theological books, and I invent things. I’ve now written seven such books. See them at kermitzarley.com. As for inventing, I have invented a new book format called “a self-supporting book.” I have a trademark for it called Triangle Book. My website for it is at atrianglebook.com. But I’m in the process of redoing this... Read more
Defending champion Brooks Koepka just won the PGA Championship at Bethpage Black Course in Farmington, New York. He bested his best friend on the PGA Tour, Dustin Johnson, by two strokes. It was Koepka’s fourth major win in the past two years. It also vaulted him above Dustin Johnson to become the #1 pro golfer in World Rankings. For a while, it looked easy for Koepka. He started the day with a whopping seven stroke lead on Johnson and two... Read more
Brooks Koepka shot an even par 70 today in the third round of the PGA Championship at Bethpage Black Course to keep his seven stroke lead with 12-under par garnered the first two rounds. The only difference is the players who are tied for second at 5-under par: Harold Varner III, Jazz Janewattananond, Luke List, and Dustin Johnson. Jordan Spieth and Adam Scott both shot 72 to fall back to a tie for 8th at 3-under par. The course played a... Read more
Muscleman Brooks Koepka is setting golf history. He is about to tee off right now for the third round of the 101st PGA Championship. It is the second of four major professional golf tournaments in the world this year. Koepka has a seven stroke lead after the first two days of play. He had a 63 Thursday, which was the course record, and a 65 Friday for a 36-hole total of 128, which is 12-under par. That 128 in itself... Read more
When I first meet a Christian, occasionally the first thing that person will ask me is, “You believe in the Trinity don’t you?” They never ask me, “You believe that Jesus arose from the dead, don’t you?” Why is this? The book of Acts tells us mostly about the early Christians preaching the gospel, which means “good news.” That good news is that Jesus arose from the dead. The book of Acts tells us over twenty times what their evangelistic... Read more
I’ve been an NBA fan all of the adult life. Zion Williamson, an eighteen year old kid who just finished his first year of college at Duke University, is the #1 latest and greatest teenage basketball player since Lebron James. I say kid, but he’s 6’7″ tall, weighs 284 pounds, and he looks like he doesn’t have an ounce of fat on him. If Lebron James is a freight train running down the NBA track, Zion Williamson is a rocket... Read more
U.S. Ambassador to Israel, David M. Friedman, is an Orthodox Jew who has been working with President Donald Trump’s son-in-law, Jared Kushner, who is also an Orthodox Jew, on a peace plan to settle the 60+ years old Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Before that, Mr. Friedman worked a long time for Donald Trump as his bankruptcy lawyer. Friedman and Kushner have been saying for months that they are going to reveal their peace plan in a matter of days, and it hasn’t... Read more
I am a graduate of the University of Houston. I lived nearly forty years in metro-Houston, Texas. I did some of my research on my book, The Restitution of Jesus Christ, at the library of Rice University. Dr. Werner H. Kelber is Isla Carroll and Percy E. Turner Professor Emeritus in Biblical Studies at Rice University. Dr. Kelber has been an innovator in proving that the New Testament gospels originated largely due to very stable oral tradition. He did this partly... Read more
Special counsel Robert Mueller’s Russian probe report, which is 448 pages, may be like The Judgement. This report says President Donald Trump told his White House lawyer Don McGahn to fire Mueller. The report then says that McGahn refused to do it and was prepared to resign. The report adds that when The New York Times reported this six months later, Trump told McGahn to inform the press that this story was untrue and that Trump did not tell McGahn... Read more
Tommy Mello writes about the business world on Inc., saying, “Keep Changing Your Mind? According to Jeff Bezos, That’s a Sign of High Intelligence.” In case you’ve been living like Kermit the Hermit in a cave the past few years, Jeff Bezos is now the world’s wealthiest man and the founder of the behemoth internet retailer amazon.com. Mello says that according to Jason Fried, co-founder of Basecamp, Bezos said in a 2012 Q&A that people who tend to be right... Read more
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