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Part Three of Antidisestablishmentarianism: Secularists like Charles Watts and Richard Dawkins affirm a single belief, though they vary in their methods of stating it. They believe that there is no evidence for the truth of any "revealed faith and that only secularist science should be permitted to exist. People who call a religion "revealed" mean that somehow these people were told what to believe by a non-material means and that there is no outside evidence that the written record, their holy scriptures, are true or authoritative.
About the author
Michael J. Findley has been on the road most of his life. He spent summers in Illinois with his grandparents while his mother worked back home in Phoenix, AZ. He collected comic books, made models and has his share of car stories including everything from dune buggies to a Volkswagen with a Porsche engine. College years saw him commute between Phoenix and South Carolina.
He's taught in Christian schools and church classes and lived in South Carolina, Arizona, Pennsylvania and Missouri. The journey continues as he drives truck over-the-road truck with his wife as full-time shotgun. He is married and has three grown children scattered around the country.
He's taught in Christian schools and church classes and lived in South Carolina, Arizona, Pennsylvania and Missouri. The journey continues as he drives truck over-the-road truck with his wife as full-time shotgun. He is married and has three grown children scattered around the country.
Findley Family Video Publications has 3D animated movies, Bible study for all ages, and informational and commercial program credits. He has and MA in Church History and post-graduate work in science, history, and mathematics.
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