Cosmic Joker
Nonfiction, Science & Nature, Science, Biological Sciences, Genetics, Fiction & Literature, Literary Theory & Criticism, Theory
| Author: | Edwin Stewart Pfalser | ISBN: | 9781632134035 |
| Publisher: | eLectio Publishing, LLC | Publication: | July 19, 2016 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | Edwin Stewart Pfalser |
| ISBN: | 9781632134035 |
| Publisher: | eLectio Publishing, LLC |
| Publication: | July 19, 2016 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
DARWIN WAS CLEAR . . .
Animals exist in a world where the strongest survive. The weaker are preyed upon and then eliminated. If we are animals, then taking someone’s wallet is simply natural selection. You need money? You have a way to overpower someone who has money? Charles says select the wallet and take it. That’s Darwin 101.
ANY QUESTIONS?
“Stewart writes with passion in his own quirky way in Cosmic Joker. The title alone is intriguing as well as the material presented. He challenges the reader to encounter a vastly broader perspective on various stories and premises outlined in both scripture and science. This will leave the reader questioning the view that was taught to be the "norm" in a traditional Sunday school class or a high school Earth Science class. His spin and thoughts on the subjects as well as his humor will leave the reader unequivocally spellbound.”
– Lori J. Shackelford
DARWIN WAS CLEAR . . .
Animals exist in a world where the strongest survive. The weaker are preyed upon and then eliminated. If we are animals, then taking someone’s wallet is simply natural selection. You need money? You have a way to overpower someone who has money? Charles says select the wallet and take it. That’s Darwin 101.
ANY QUESTIONS?
“Stewart writes with passion in his own quirky way in Cosmic Joker. The title alone is intriguing as well as the material presented. He challenges the reader to encounter a vastly broader perspective on various stories and premises outlined in both scripture and science. This will leave the reader questioning the view that was taught to be the "norm" in a traditional Sunday school class or a high school Earth Science class. His spin and thoughts on the subjects as well as his humor will leave the reader unequivocally spellbound.”
– Lori J. Shackelford
