The Path Life Takes

Michael Earl Riemer is a poet, skilled machinist, wood- carver, preacher, home Bible study teacher, Sunday school teacher, and author. Born and raised in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, he now makes his home in the nation of the Philippines on its southernmost island, Mindanao. He resides there with his wife and young son. He enjoys writing and has authored gospel tracts and articles on various subjects and issues. He has written several books, including The Path Life Takes, a collection of poems and short stories; and Musings on Creation and Evolution, an assortment of short, well-reasoned arguments refuting evolution. His book Reindeer Don't Fly is filled with scientific and logical reasons why the belief in evolution is ill-conceived. God is One Divine Being is an engaging study dealing with the Godhead, and his work ISRAEL, RAPTURE, TRIBULATION: How to Sort Biblical Fact from Theological Fiction explores the importance of eschatology. The author's interest in eschatology started shortly before his born-again experience in a Pentecostal church in 1973. It was there that he heard the preaching of an inspiring, "fiery," and well-versed evangelist expounding upon Bible prophecy. The author has been hooked on eschatology ever since. He is also fascinated by nature and the wonders of creation. For much of his life, he has enjoyed reading about those subjects in books and magazines. But after reading the creation story in Genesis, and the encapsulated history of the earth presented there, and contrasting it against the backdrop of billions of years of evolutionary history demanded by evolutionists and many other so-called scientists, the author began to examine that subject with greater clarity. With the understanding that evolution is a thinly disguised religion hiding behind the veil of science, he has crafted numerous articles that unmask and expose this dangerous and destructive belief system. The author is also very concerned about God's Kingdom, our Father's World. He spends some time each week beautifying His Kingdom, by picking up trash, pulling out weeds, and planting bushes and flowers. He teaches those who attend his speaking engagements and Sunday school classes to take dominion over each square inch of ground their feet tread upon, for God is interested in everything-each and every activity done under the sun on His planet, throughout each and every culture and nation.