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    A Short Essay On the Hierarchy of the Cosmos and On Its Composition

    By Michael Anthony

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    Mankind has always suspected that there is a ruler of the cosmos. It is inherent in our psyche. Why? This short essay reveals, in simple form, the hierarchy of the cosmos and who rules our insignificant planet. It also tersely sets the mind to contemplating the composition of the cosmos and our very existence.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLulu.com
    Release dateAug 14, 2017
    ISBN9781387144105
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    A Short Essay On the Hierarchy of the Cosmos and On Its Composition
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    Michael Anthony

    Michael Anthony is an award-winning speaker and author. He's the cofounder of Courage Matters (CourageMatters.com) and co-creator of the Modivation Journal and the Invisible Bible Journal. He has served in pastoral ministry for nearly two decades and has been featured in major news outlets and publications, such as the New York Times, Fox, CNN, ABC News, CBS News, CBN, The Christian Post, Charisma News, and more. He considers his greatest accomplishments to be marrying his wife, Janet, and raising and enjoying life with their two sons, Titus and Simeon.

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