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10/18/11
03:25:11 pm by admin, Categories: News , Tags: algebraic rules, christianity, creation, evolution, geometric natural law, hybrids, intelligent design, management, materialism, modernism, project, religion, science debate, scientific method, septuagint, theolution, uniformitarianism, zombiism 
My latest 653-page e-book entitled 'DEBATE RESOLVED: Evolution, Creation, Intelligent Design and Hybrids' (Oct 17, 2011) is now available on Amazon's KINDLE publication format ($2.99). SAMPLES FROM e-BOOK: PROLOG This e-book has a life that beg… more »
01/18/11
11:37:24 pm by admin, Categories: Science & Its Method , Tags: 3dmm, catholicism, christendom, christianity, dmps, europe, evolution, favorable. encyclical of infallibility, materialist uniformitarian, national academy of science, ousm, project management, reductionism, science, scientific method, scientificism 
Comparison: Scientificism and Catholicism Are there similarities between ‘Scientificism’ and the historical notions of ‘Catholicism?’ Both reflect management plans and infrastructures – for example: Design Management plans (see Figures5, Table 2) i.e.… more »
11/01/10
04:53:44 am by admin, Categories: Political History , Tags: alexander hamilton, china, christendom, christianity, depopulation, destabilization, economics, famine, fascism, genocide, globalism, industrialization, international imperial banking, kennedy, mao, materialism, nazi, roosvelt, ww1, ww2 Frank Dikotter's 'MAO'S GREAT FAMINE' - a Review by Theoretix (see also the Gardian)Update: 24 September, 2010 The modern secularizing/secularized 20th century had the most horrendous preconceived genocidal programs and record in all of history (… more »
10/15/10
03:11:00 pm by admin, Categories: Background , Tags: 3dmm, christianity, creation, debunking, dmps, evolution, hybrids (theistic evolution, intelligent design, old earth creation), progressive evolution, quiz 
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