A Philosophical Approach - Theological Vol. 2

A philosophical approach to analyzing human experience inclusive of theology might be regarded as a process of discovery. Finding the experience of existing a given and good fact, thinking individuals may inquire regarding the nature and way of being and its process of changing in a continuum of form and reform. In writing these informal essays and comments on contemporary interests I wanted to put some philosophical intention on it for the good. 116,000 words

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Publication Date: Mar 24, 2017
Language: English
ISBN: 9781365799396
Category: Religion & Spirituality
Copyright: All Rights Reserved - Standard Copyright License
Contributors: By (author): Garrison Clifford Gibson

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Format: EPUB

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philosophy theology Christianity Alaska creation

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About Garrison Clifford Gibson

Originally from a small farming town in eastern Washington, Gary spent most of his life in Alaska drawn to the irresistible beauty of the outdoors and its value as a positive retreat for intellectual pursuits. He hoped to get a PhD and just read and write philosophy earning a few dollars as an adjunct professor yet other circumstances prevailed. While on the road painting or living at a remote Alaska shed the author wrote several books of poetry such as A Place for Faith, The Poetry of Existence-Meanings and Matter of Spirit, books of philosophy including God, Being and Nothingness, Creation and Cosmos; The Literal Values of Genesis, Philosophy: Thought That Counts, Christianity, Evolution and Digital Universes, and The Myth of Non-Academic Philosophy. His science fiction books include; A Thought of Infinite Being, A Universal Widget-In the Realm of Forms, Novilistricka Factors, Alterwall Objectives, Cross Purposes and Wrangell'd Pulp Fiction. The author's collections of contemporary history essays include a ten-volume set called Waveform Politics, Fossil Fueled Federal Debt, several volumes of Honest History and volumes of An American Perspective. Gary worked for a time in 30 different jobs including offshore oil exploration, deckhand work on push boats, painting building exteriors and training in several Army combat mos'. He rode a bike around the U.S.A. 35,000 miles on job searches, stocked grocery store shelves and learned some dental lab technicalities.

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