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Wednesday, May 19, 2010
Free eBook: Signature of Controversy
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2 comments :
I haven't gotten to read Meyer's book yet, but the more the dust that piles on it the guiltier I feel! However, I have read many of the "reviews." And given that I am quite familiar with Meyer's position (from interviews, lectures, debates, etc.), I just haven't seen many critiques that do his position justice. So, after reading the book I will very much look forward to reading the e-book. Thanks for posting!
I am about a quarter of the way through Sig in the Cell. It's great, and this ebook is a great resource also.
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