Bob's Theology

Of WWII in the Battle of the Bulge, Centenarian, R. Brownlee Welsh plans to bring out his poem book of Bob's Theology from a renegade point of view, explaining what Biblical History really means. In addition to his treatise of "Two Foes To Fight," a book of poems on Biblical theological situations he finds interesting. His interpretations include the Apostles creed, the Birth stories of Jesus, and who He really was and now is. These are stories that give new insight like Israel going to hell of Assyrian might. Whereas Judah repents and converts, becoming New Beings and are returned.

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R. Brownlee Welsh was born in Muskogee, Oklahoma and raised in Tulsa. In 1939, the family moved to Charlotte, North Carolina. Mr. Welsh, known as Bob to all friends, became interested in photography, acted in several school plays, and began taking photographs. After graduation he enrolled in Davidson College, where he joined the Beta Theta Pi fraternity, was active in sports, photography, and R.O.T.C. Tests indicated aptitudes in engineering, law and art. After service with the 87th Infantry Division during WW2 in Germany, which is recounted in his memoirs, "Two Foes to Fight," he married Marie-Luise Osmers of Hamburg and Regensburg. They have three children and five grandchildren and one great-grandaughter. Mr. Welsh had a career as a portrait photographer with a studio in Charlotte.