D A Scott

Scott, the child of a prominent physicist, grew up in a household where rational thought and scientific method were the unquestioned norm. At the age of twenty, two first-hand, undeniable metaphysical experiences launched a forty-year study of the nature of existence. Believing whole-heartedly there is no such thing as supernatural, the obvious conclusion is; If something occurs in nature, even once, there must be a natural explanation. If it doesn’t fit into the model of what we know, then there must be more for us to learn. Nature is far too sophisticated to leave its subtleties unaccounted for in the grander scheme of creation.