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By Floyd Glidewell, on 01-01-2008 01:57

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ss_book_cover.pngThis site is dedicated to introducing our book, Settled Science, to those seeking a better understanding of how the natural and supernatural worlds came to be, and humanity’s extraordinary adaptation to both.

Settled Science offers scientific answers to questions almost everyone ponders.

  • How did the universe form, and from what?
  • How did life on Earth begin and change over time?
  • How did humans evolve?
  • How and why did we invent religion?

Written primarily for individuals who do not have a strong background in the natural sciences, Floyd Glidewell takes the reader on a fascinating journey from the Big Bang itself to the marvelous achievements of man, and documents his selfish destruction of the Earth’s environment—a fragile system that has taken 4.5 billion years to build. Each step along the way is explained simply and clearly so readers can fully understand.

Learn how each major event in Earth’s history has had an impact on man’s evolution, and how man’s brain evolved capable of both wondrous and evil thoughts. Settled Science also discusses the most likely events that have led man to believe in supernatural explanations for his difficult living conditions in the present, and explores his hope for a better life after death. Join Floyd Glidewell as he takes you on an unforgettable trip through the universe and the history of man.



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