Q: Does the team have experience with executive coaching? Does Mr. Bonneville have an MBA?

A: No, and no. We offer services to MBAs; we don't replace them. Instead, we bridge the tri-fold gap between engineering, business administration, and academic knowledge-workers. Mr. Bonneville is a MECO expert (math, econ, CS, and OR).

Q: Does Recondite offer licensed engineering consulting?

A: No, not right now. We will be launching a licensed subsidiary, which will allow us to include engineering consulting as part of a full palette of technical services, roughly one year from now (see the timeline above). Right now, we will be needing all engineering/industrial firms that use our services to sign an agreement that our consulting is not to be used in lieu of true engineering services.

Q: What is the legal status of Recondite Consulting?

A: Recondite Technical Consulting Company is a for-profit corporation registered in the State of Michigan. That said, Mr. Bonneville hopes that it will convert to non-profit status at an appropriate time, preferably soon. The goal of the company is not to make money, but to connect businesses in need of discounted technical/academic consulting services with first-rate expertise that for various reasons might go under-utilized or unappreciated.

Q: Some people have raised concerns about one of your consultants' personal history. Should we be concerned?

A: Probably not. But please know we are doing everything we can to allay these concerns. Although we are unaware of any substantiation for almost all of these allegations, we will be, in an abundance of caution, having the matter fully reviewed within the next few months by a professional corporate investigation service.

Indeed, our consultant, in his own private capacity, already hired a professional to review the most serious allegation, which was found to be overhyped, and of no significance. A university involved in the situation also confirmed that neither they nor the accuser had any interest in launching a formal investigation of our consultant--despite the accused actually expressly requesting an investigation.

While we await Recondite Consulting's official third-party investigation, please keep in mind that we are unaware of any accusation against this consultant that reflects negatively on his current academic/professional ability, or on his ability to serve our company and our clients faithfully and with integrity. Indeed, he has never been found guilty by any educational institution, any employer, or any criminal or civil court, on any matter except a very minor traffic infraction (driving a vehicle without an inspection sticker--literally, while he was on the road to the auto shop, to get it inspected).

P.S. Our consultant reports that the vehicle passed the inspection!

Q: We found objectionable content on your website. What should we do?

A: You should let us know immediately (preferably by leaving a voicemail at Ext. 100); it is a core goal of our business to comply with all relevant legal regulations and court orders.

Q: Why do you quote so much from the Bible on a business website?

A: You need to eat, don't you?

There was a teacher in Galilee in the first century A.D. He said some very strange things: He said that in order to live, you need to die. He said that a poor widow who gave two cents to the temple treasury had given a bigger gift than the rich man. He said to cut off your right hand and to gouge out your eye should they cause you to sin, as this is better than going to hell. He said not to stone a woman caught in adultery, even though Jewish law said this needed to happen. He said that he would rise from the dead.

Mr. Bonneville lives and works and plays today despite a psychological assault on him so intense that it would have left most people in their graves. He does this because Jesus Christ defeated death, and this same Jesus says, "Man does not live on bread alone, but on every word that comes from the mouth of God." Our lead consultant is alive today because of the present, enduring, and incarnate Word of God. He desires nothing for you more, than to share that word with you as well. Mr. Bonneville is not going to shove it down your throat--that's just not his personality--but he made the choice to include it here on the website, to point you to the source of everything good in earth and in heaven, and in the One Man who is able to rescue you too from death, if only you will believe.

For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him, shall not perish, but have eternal life. This verse is not just a religious sentiment; it is literal truth. We all are going to die someday. But your moral sense, your very consciousness points to the fact that you are not merely a system of molecules. You are a person, an image-bearer of almighty God, dearly loved and cared about. And you are going to live forever, whether with God or in separation from Him.

Stop. Think about that. You are going to keep on living for ever and ever. You are going to find the culmination of all your deepest longings in the person of God, with joy beyond all compare, or you are going to find yourself forever broken, angry, and in pain and distress, because there is something in you that keeps picking sin over and above the opportunity to live in the presence of a perfect God.

God the Father sent Jesus to earth, to suffer and die--but then to rise again--to pay the penalty for every mistake and every wicked thought you have ever had, and every other sin imaginable too, so that you can be reconciled to God, breaking down that wall of separation, and spend both this life and eternity with someone who loves you more than you can ever imagine.

It's not hard to accept the gift. All you have to do is kneel down and say a simple prayer: "Dear Jesus, I've heard about you, but I haven't been sure whether you are really God, or whether you can really forgive me for all the shameful things I've done that no one else even knows about, but they would hate me so much if they knew; sometimes people hate me, or just plain dislike me, without reason. Are you sure you really offer me forgiveness? Do you really love me? I'm sorry for my sin, and I ask you to forgive me. You say you promise that. You say you loved me enough to die a torturous death on a cross to save me. Please save me. I want to get to know you Jesus. Please come into my life, and teach me how to truly live. Please don't forget about me. I want to give myself to you, to the God who created me. Thank you for your promises, and please help me to truly believe what you say about your love for me. Please help me. I want to live for you. In Jesus' Name, Amen."

If you prayed this prayer right now, then you know Jesus. Yes, this is just a first step, but God himself is going to come into your life and help you learn what it's like to partner with him in a fallen world. God is going to personally guide you through this journey, step by step. We'd love to do anything we can to help, whether directly or to point you towards a Bible-based local congregation where you can have fellowship with other Christians who love Jesus. We are rejoicing (along with the angels in heaven!) at having a new brother or sister. We love you so much!

Q: I'm already a Christian. Do you have any resources for me to grow in my knowledge of God?

A: Yes! See here for the elder Mr. Bonneville's Bible study website: parousia.online

Q: Any closing thoughts?

A: May the Lord God and the only True King bless all you who come upon this site!

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