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    100 Year Cover-Up Revealed: We Lived with Dinosaurs! (Revised Edition)

    By James Edward Gilmer

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    100-Year Cover-up Revealed: We Lived With Dinosaurs makes our past coexistence with dinosaurs effortlessly apparent with a wide variety of proof ranging from artistic to documentary to scientific.

    Although it automatically invalidates evolution by proving coexistence, this book takes the extra step of examining and destroying, with logic and science, every major assumption and claim made by evolutionists, including the absurd notion that dinosaurs and humans missed each other by 65 million years. The sub-topic that runs throughout the entire book is that, for the past century, evolutionists have been brainwashing us with bogus claims while actively and passively covering up evidence showing that humans coexisted with dinosaurs and that evolution is basically a hoax.

    100-Year Cover-up Revealed: We Lived With Dinosaurs not only proves the reality of coexistence and the fallacy of evolution, but also shows how the suppression of these facts has polluted our laboratories, classrooms, and media. Finally, this book highlights the scientific and educational implications of its conclusions and offers an intelligent alternative to evolution.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAuthorHouse
    Release dateSep 15, 2011
    ISBN9781463416843
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    100 Year Cover-Up Revealed: We Lived with Dinosaurs! (Revised Edition)
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    James Edward Gilmer

    James Edward Gilmer is a certified hypnotherapist who holds A. A., B. S., M. A., M. Ed., and Ph.D. degrees from several colleges and universities. A polyglot who has studied in various countries around the world, Dr. Gilmer has taught foreign languages and served as a translator-interpreter for the federal government. He has done extensive research on paranormal phenomena, which has formed the basis of earlier books of his including Brothers in the Light, A book on near-death experiences, and For a Hundred Lifetimes, a reincarnation romance novel - both books were published by 1stBooks Library.

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