Dale Albert Johnson

This is a brief history of eastern Christianity that thrived in Asia in the first millennium.

This is experimental literature that combines methods and techniques of both fiction and non-fiction.

The story of Abraham is also a story about an immigrant. When the Patriarch Abraham was called by God to lead his people to strange lands and form a holy people, he called himself a wandering Aramean. He was not the first refugee but he may have been the first self aware refugee.

Gunner Wales is back again on three more adventures with his friend Illinois Johnson, his nephew Taylor Wales, and with a group of intellectual monks.

This is the first volume of a two volume series of essays and academic articles related to the study of Syriac and its use along the Silk Road

This is the fourth book in the Gunner Wales Detective Series. It features papers from the eclectic mind and life of one of the greatest detectives from the Pacific Northwest.

The third book in the Adventures of Gunner Wales Series. These include The Adventures of Gunner Wales and Son of Gunner

An old idea with a new application The theory of recapitulation was a popular idea in the 19th century applied to biological revolution. Ontogeny recapitulates phylogeny""-is an historical hypothesis that the development of the embryo (ontogeny), goes through stages resembling the evolution of the animal's remote ancestors (phylogeny). Although the theory has been debunked in biology, aspects of the theory survive in other applications such as cognitive developement and art theory. I am applying the theory of recapitulation in a new way to a theory of historical/cultural consciousness on a collective level. This is an expansion of Carl Jung's application of the theory to individual psychological development and Jean Piaget's parallel theory as applied to educational development.

This book consists of a series of essays on physics, consciousness, and religion. It explores current things in these fields of study.

For nearly forty years I have been chasing this object of love, Syriac manuscripts, because for me this is the most engaging way to enter into the romance and experience the source of love itself: God in the form of Jesus the Messiah. It is not for everyone. In fact it is a path for very few. It is a lot of hard work learning the languages and traveling to and living in to remote and difficult places in search of these manuscripts.

A series of essays originally published in various academic journals and publications that expose the rich culture and history of the Syriac Christians and their extraordinary influence in art, science, and religion.

This is a series of poems based on depression, recovery, and hope.

This book is an exploration of neurology and consciousness in the religious brain and scientific brain and how creativity and discovery are mediated from the quantum to classical levels.

This book is a call to the most ancient of churches to return to Antioch, the most historic mother city in Christendom outside of Jerusalem.

This book is about a Holy Mountain, holy to indigenous Christians of the Middle East and the Orient who still use the language of Jesus. It is about monks who once lived on this mountain and pioneered the Silk Road, it is about a modern mission to counter the crisis in Iraq, Syria and Turkey that is terrorizing this religious minority.

Short story of a young couple who receive messages from their yet unborn child.

This is a brief history of the life and times of William A. Baillie Grohman, 19th century pioneer Austrian immigrant to the Pacific Northwest who envisioned digging a canal linking the Columbia River to tributares of the the Mississippi and thus create the fabled Northwest Passage.

This is the crowning work of 40 years of investigation, travel, and research along the Silk Road from Istanbul to Xi'an. The author is a linguist who has specialized in languages related to Eastern forms of Christianity.

This is a study of the History of Mor Awgin hagiography cycle and what it tells us about the relation of these Syro-Mesopotamian monastic communities to the development of the Persian sections of the Silk Road.

This is a collection of short stories that weave together a tapestry of the author's interests in Chinese history, Syriac lingustics, physics, biology,and religion.