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Fitzalbert M. Marius
The author of this book, Genesis, the Origin of the Beginnings, and why his attributes and credentials should be an influence for you to be motivated to read its contents are the traditional manner...view moreThe author of this book, Genesis, the Origin of the Beginnings, and why his attributes and credentials should be an influence for you to be motivated to read its contents are the traditional manner utilized by us to determine the importance and validity of the writing. However, since the foundational principle that he has attempted to establish in this writing is that conclusions solely based upon human experience and knowledge can only be relative, not absolute, it will be an obvious contradiction for him to stimulate you to focus upon him when the basic fundamentals are focused upon true validity based upon the inspired revelation of the all-knowing, strong, right, sovereign, unchanging God revealed in the book of Genesis and throughout the entire Bible.
The author is ninety-five years old, mentally alert, and gifted with excellent memory. He has read at least one book a week since the age of seven. He is an accomplished artist, poet, custom tailor, teacher, surgeon, and cabinetmaker. He is known as the Renaissance Man.
He is a professor at the Fresno School of Mission, one of the surgeons who has performed the first open-heart surgery in Fresno, California, in 1958, and has been involved in multiple community services and motivational talks to primary schools, high schools, colleges, and universities. He has been doing workshops and seminars since 1963 and Christian ones since 1970. He has written multiple manuals, papers, and apologetics. He has received many honors and rewards from Congress, California government agencies, and local organizations.
However, none of the above has any value unless they are based upon and utilized to further the righteous will of the revealed God of Genesis.
Yes, read this book so that you may be stimulated to determine validity based upon facts rather than feelings.view less