This book contains a scientific proof of God's existence and many discussions of the consequences of this proof. It also includes 165 citations. Most citations are on other books. The book citations will save the reader thousands of dollars.
I mean exactly what I said. A writer can save money for readers. If a writer does not save money for readers, the writer is not a good writer. I do not repacce books, I save money for my readers.
Do you believe the alternative, for readers to read every written book?
So readers can save themselves some money if they don't buy your book but instead read an article (for instance a review on the science blogs website) which includes a few citations from your book.
I did not find scienceblogs useful because I believe in God. My book is godly and is thus highly systemic. You won't find much material in my book on websites other than on my website. Further, some of the books I cite are out of print.
My home is filled with books. I conclude that buying books is normal fo a private researcher.
I know you have trouble processing new information, so please read more carefully and try to think coherently.
By saying that "book citations will save the reader thousands of dollars", you imply that readers won't need to buy certain books if they can read quotes ("citations") from these books in another book or in an article.
So following your line of reasoning, if I come across an article that includes quotes from your book, I won't have to buy your book anymore and can save myself at least $14.95. Do you understand this conclusion?
Look George, advertising your book over and over again isn't going to help. Your book is dead. It has been demolished by the world's leading scientists, who had never seen so many non-sequiturs piled up between two covers.
They tried to discuss your errors with you, but you constantly failed to address their questions and chose to call them members o a conspiracy destined to assassinate your character.
Your book was dead-born. Bury it and get on with your life.
George D. Shollenberger was born on June 26, 1929 in Pine Grove, PA. He is a graduate of Johns Hopkins University as a scientist in engineering. He worked with telemetry on the space program and the spacecraft orbiting by John Glenn. In 1971, he joined the Department of Justice to solve the nation’s crime problem. He worked on the bulletproof vest for police, forensic sciences for crime laboratories, and community policing for communities. In the late 1990s, he concluded that crime has a root cause. After retiring in 1994, he began to unify science with all fields of thought. In 2006,, he wrote his first book,'The First Scientific Proof of God.' This is a proof of God's existence. In 2006, he became a blogger and wrote his second book, 'A New and Modern Holy Bible.' This book proves that God and the universe form one world that had no beginning and has no end. He also proves that God is panentheistic, that deism, theism, and atheism are false theories, and that God is active. He also shows that God gives us a new body after we die. Recently, he concluded that all nations and all families must become equal. He views the future as something very beautiful.
10 Comments:
At 9:58 AM, Anonymous said…
"The book citations will save the reader thousands of dollars."
Surely you don't mean that your citations can replace the books you quote from?
At 3:39 PM, George Shollenberger said…
Response to Kimberley Von Trier,
I mean exactly what I said. A writer can save money for readers. If a writer does not save money for readers, the writer is not a good writer. I do not repacce books, I save money for my readers.
Do you believe the alternative, for readers to read every written book?
At 4:49 PM, Anonymous said…
So readers can save themselves some money if they don't buy your book but instead read an article (for instance a review on the science blogs website) which includes a few citations from your book.
Thanks for the tip!
At 9:50 PM, George Shollenberger said…
response to Kimberley Von Trier,
I did not find scienceblogs useful because I believe in God. My book is godly and is thus highly systemic. You won't find much material in my book on websites other than on my website. Further, some of the books I cite are out of print.
My home is filled with books. I conclude that buying books is normal fo a private researcher.
At 2:41 AM, Anonymous said…
I know you have trouble processing new information, so please read more carefully and try to think coherently.
By saying that "book citations will save the reader thousands of dollars", you imply that readers won't need to buy certain books if they can read quotes ("citations") from these books in another book or in an article.
So following your line of reasoning, if I come across an article that includes quotes from your book, I won't have to buy your book anymore and can save myself at least $14.95. Do you understand this conclusion?
At 2:54 AM, Anonymous said…
Mister Shollenberger,
I am conducting research on the reception of religious publications in the scientific community and would like you to answer the following questions:
1. Is this your first religious publication?
2. Has your publication been peer-reviewed? If affirmative, how many times:
- 0-10 times
-10-20 times
-20-30 times
- more.
3. Has your publication garnered attention in nation-wide scientific magazines?
4. Has your publication been criticised by the scientific community? If so, on what grounds and have you learnt anything from this criticism?
Thanks for your cooperation!
At 8:35 AM, Anonymous said…
Look George, advertising your book over and over again isn't going to help. Your book is dead. It has been demolished by the world's leading scientists, who had never seen so many non-sequiturs piled up between two covers.
They tried to discuss your errors with you, but you constantly failed to address their questions and chose to call them members o a conspiracy destined to assassinate your character.
Your book was dead-born. Bury it and get on with your life.
At 10:34 AM, George Shollenberger said…
Response to Kimberley Von Trier,
Either i am not explaining my self ot you do not understand what I am trying to teach.
Cool it. We are wasting our time.
At 10:37 AM, George Shollenberger said…
respone to Katherine Knappenberger,
Your research project is silly.
At 10:46 AM, George Shollenberger said…
Response to Ebenezer Brideshead,
I have lots of patience. You and yourlogic are over-emphasized. Stop selling this trash. And your sequiturs/non sequiture are limited in a real world.
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