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Christianity, Evolution and Digital Universes- a free ebook examining contemporary cosmology and theology from a philosophical perspective. Christianity, Evolution and Digital Universes
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This post needs some editing that I will get to later… Explain the meaning of the thomas quarry skull- was there a mass extinction event- 900,000 years ago While there wasn’t a “mass extinction” in the sense of a global wipeout of all life, research suggests a severe population bottleneck occurred roughly 900,000 years ago…
About the Author
Garrison Clifford Gibson writes philosophy, contemporary history, poetry, science fiction and Christian cosmology evaluations in print-on-demand books, e-books and blogs. He was born in Spokane Washington 1954. Attended Washington State public schools, passed a G.E.D. exam December 1972 awarded in 1974, courses at North Seattle Community College in 1973 and graduated with a certificate in Computer Programming from Western Business
College of Portland Oregon 1981. Gary completed eight years of Army Guard and Reserve service with military education at several training sites from 1982 to 1990, took credits from the University of Alaska S.E. 1985-87 and the University of Alaska at Fairbanks in 1988-1990 with an Associate of Arts degree from the University of Alaska-S.E. in 1991 and a Bachelor of Arts degree from Excelsior College of the University of the State of New York 1991 before attending summer 1992 at the Houston Graduate School of Theology.
The author worked on an on-line graduate program in reformed theology 2014-2016 and at Coursera.org on-line courses from numerous Universities including Vanderbilt, Yale, St. Petersburg University and the Copenhagen University (Kierkegaard and Socratic Irony).
He has worked in several U.S. states repainting homes, stocking grocery store shelves, being a dental laboratory assistant, worked offshore oil prospecting and as a marine towing deck hand, in restaurants, factories, temporary labor, rode bicycles 35,000 miles around the U.S. in search of work, yet spending the majority of his time in Alaska.
