Theology – Phil Slattery, Writer, Publisher

Religion for Breakfast is one of my favorite YouTube channels. The host, Andrew Henry, does a phenomenal job of researching and presenting his videos. I recommend following his channel highly.

Considering that Halloween is tomorrow and that I have written a couple of stories involving Hell (and plan to write more), I thought I would relay this wonderful video to my faithful followers. I watched this a few weeks ago and it is very informative. I knew some of these points from my own research into Hell for my writings, but Andrew does a terrific job of bringing it all together into a well thought out synopsis.

I hope you enjoy this as much as I did.

Of course, if you are new to this website and to my works, don’t forget to check out my horror anthology A Tale of Hell and Other Works of Horror. Following the link will take you to its Amazon page, where you can purchase it in either paperback or on Kindle. However, I have also recently published it with IngramSpark making it available in paperback via print on demand in over 39,000 retailers worldwide. Ask for it at your local bookshop.

In all honestly, I believe the paperback version available from bookstores is far superior to the one available from Amazon. They are about the same price.

Hasta luego.

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I saw this while at lunch today. This is quite an interesting introduction to what is and is not the Wiccan religion. I thought this might be something that might appeal to my audience considering that Halloween is almost upon us.

I discovered the YouTube channel ReligionforBreakfast recently and I enjoy it a lot. I have always had an interest in spiritual matters, particularly regarding how they relate to Christianity (you may see hints of this crop up in my writing from time to time). The host, Andrew Henry, does a excellent job is presenting his videos and an outstanding job in researching them from a scholarly perspective. I highly recommend following this channel if you have an interest in the history of Christianity.

In this episode, Andrew veers from his usual subjects and explores the origins and beliefs of Wicca. There are some surprising revelations in this video, but if you check out his sources, you will see that his findings have been well researched.

I hope you enjoy this video as much as I did.

Hasta luego.