I grew up in Brooklyn, New York,
with a strong Italian heritage and
attended daily Mass and Communion for 25 years.
I seriously considered the priesthood when I was in Vietnam.

I worked for 25 years in the nuclear business
as an engineer.
I took early retirement to return to teaching school as a math and physics educator.

Now, I find myself writing literature to
help others understand the Scriptures.

Libra

Heavyset

5' 8 (1.73 m)

Brown

Caucasian

Divorced

Yes - Not At Home

No

Chest

Wouldn't Even Think About It

Dark Brown

No pets

Yes

University Degree

Retired

Research / Science / Engineering

Alone

All Is Calm

No

Yes - One Or Two

Quiet One

Friendly, Comedic

Exercising, Family, Religion / Spirituality, Cooking

If you want to meet and chat …………. Fine.
But, it must be in a public location, so I feel "safe".

Like at an outdoor cafe across from the Office of Homeland Security.
Plus you have to promise to behave yourself.

It's getting very expensive hiring body guards every time I go to meet someone.
Past contacts taught me to not date anyone in the Witness Protection Program.
Playing Scrabble in the back of a paneled van gets old after awhile and is not very exciting for a "date".

Hiking the Appalachian Trail from end to end (2100 miles).
I have already backpacked the AT in Georgia and North Carolina.
But, I always wanted to go the entire length in one trip.

(sigh) ... maybe some day.
Wanna come with me?

Someone They Want To Be

Christian

Every Day

Very Conservative

To explain the Good News of Jesus Christ
to as many people as possible.
Going through life without hope and
carrying guilt is NOT Good News.

The Sacred Scriptures state that
"the Blood of Jesus Christ cleanses us
from all sin." (1 John 1:7).

Everything necessary to get to heaven was
accomplished by Jesus on the Cross of Calvary.

By admitting that we are sinners by nature, and
placing our trust in the complete work of
Christ on the Cross, Jesus promises to
give us eternal life now.

That means we can have the assurance of
going to heaven when ever we die.
We don’t have to wait until we die to
find out if we have been good enough.
You never will be good enough.
That’s why Jesus suffered in your place.

Knowing with absolute certainty that you
go directly to heaven when you die is
definitely Good News.

The apostle John wrote;,
“these things I have written to you …. that
you may KNOW that you have eternal life”
(1 John 5:13).

Clever, Dry / Sarcastic

News

I Don't Like Movies

Classical, Gospel

Religious, I'm An Author

Developing a great recipe in the kitchen.

Bringing a smile to someone's face.

Intelligence, Thoughtfullness

I would like to have a partner in ministry.

I am looking for a godly woman who wants to understand herself so she can focus on becoming more like Christ.

What I have discovered is that a person’s knowledge of the Bible has a close correlation to a knowledge of themselves.

Denial and projecting one faults on others
is not the mark of a emotionally mature person.
(James 5:16)

Because, in the process of sanctification,
you will lay aside pride and welcome the
loving rebuke of close friends to be made
aware of your own faults so that you can
confess them before God.
(1 John 1:9)

Only then will you be able to choose a
suitable partner so that your strengths and weakness will compliment those of whom you seek a close relationship.

Differences between individuals become less
as we both get closer to the Lord
(1 John 1:7).

BEING the right person is more important
than FINDING the right person.

Committed