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Books In Sync Recognizes For A Second Year Author Allen Epling

Who holds the truth: Science or the Bible?

Beyond Genesis: The Untold Story of Man's Origins by Allen Epling

With all the public fascination lately with ´Bible Codes´, the author has uncovered ´hidden´ messages in the book of genesis that could not have been understood until the present age of understanding. With a refreshingly new interpretation, based on present day knowledge, Allen Epling presents new evidence that the events in Genesis are real and that there is a genetic link to the patriarchs of the Old Testament.

Beyond Genesis offers an alternative explanation for the origin of man that is unique and different from either side in the familiar Creationism versus Evolution debate. The author believes the truth revealed in this book was not meant to be understood completely until the present age of information and reason. He reveals new insights which uncover a storyline in Genesis that has previously gone unnoticed. He offers timely new explanations for all the "myths" of Genesis. All hypotheses are based on sound, recent science and the field of genetics, and are supported through references to the original sources. The central theme of the entire book is that the book of Genesis is accurate historically, and that modern man is a product of BOTH the evolutionary processes, AND a unique, separate line of man, the one referred to in Genesis. The book also reveals the ultimate "plan" for man and that it is not finished.

Beyond Genesis Book Review:

In Beyond Genesis, author Allen Epling attempts to solve the decade's long debate between science and religion, Creationism versus Evolution. Epling proposes that the book of Genesis is historically accurate. The problems lie in the interpretation and translation of ancient text originally written in Hebrew. Epling goes on to suggest that if interpreted correctly, the Book of Genesis would fit with what is considered true in scientific data.

Epling draws on his considerable formal education and life long study and research of religion, history, and the work of earlier religious scholars to explain the mysteries of Genesis. He explains how the first two chapters of the book of Genesis describe two different creation events: the first around 12 billion years ago when God creates Heaven and Earth in a burst of light known as the "Big Bang," with man-like creatures (Neanderthals, etc.) beginning nearly 2 million years ago.

The second Creation Event took place around 6 thousand years ago when God created the Garden of Eden, Adam and domesticated animals. Epling uses new discoveries in genetics and science as evidence to back his hypothesis that both scientific theory and religious belief about creation are correct.

Is Allen Epling's interpretation of Genesis the true version? As of now, we have no way of knowing for certain. His theories are as believable as anything presented by academia, science, or religion. I urge you to pick up a copy of this compelling argument, to keep an open mind, and to make your own decision.

I highly recommend Beyond Genesis to anyone open to alternative religious theories and to those who have allowed science to cloud their faith.

Reviewed by WR Potter for Reader's Choice Reviews.

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Details:

ISBN13: 978-1-4257-0414-8 (Trade Paperback)

ISBN: 1-4257-0414-X (Trade Paperback)

ISBN13: 978-1-4257-0415-5 (Hardback)

ISBN: 1-4257-0415-8 (Hardback)

Pages: 110

Subject: HISTORY / Ancient / General

Subject: HISTORY / Civilization

Subject: RELIGION / Antiquities & Archaeology

Subject: RELIGION / History

Author's Website Purchase Link

http://www.beyondgenesis.com

Revised edition

Paperback only: $14.95

Xlibris Purchase Link

http://www2.xlibris.com/bookstore/bookdisplay.asp?bookid=32435

Trade Paperback:  $17.84

Hardback:  $27.89

Availability

Paperback prices reflect 15% discount off retail

Hardback prices reflect 10% discount off retail

Allen Epling's Website

http://www.beyondgenesis.com

http://www2.xlibris.com/bookstore/bookdisplay.asp?bookid=32435

http://www.christianpost.com/blogs/

Allen Epling's Email

a_epling@yahoo.com

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Submission Date: April 2010

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Ruby On Rails E Commerce

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What are the advantages to using Ruby on Rails over a CMS to build an e-commerce site?

Actually, CMS systems, such as Drupal, have e-commerce modules. In fact, there is also a new one being developed that looks promising, http://www.ubercart.org/compare_ubercart_ecommerce. As for RoR, a nice example lives here: http://www.wineq.com/. Utlimately, either is useable - I am just looking for information perhaps from someone who has experience with both or some concrete advantages I could look at and consider. Thanks very much for your time.

i'm no ror expert but ror is just a web development framework. it provides a language and method for expediating the programming of a web application.

a cms is nothing to do with ror. it is a concept relating to the management of documents, either web or native. a cms can be native to an os or web based, such as drupal.org.

your question therefore does not quite make sense in that you cannot compare a web framework to a cms. they are not alike. the only way you could make them alike is to say "should i program my own cms using ror". if that's your question then i am sure you could but there are many open source options already out there to look at.

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