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Human Origins and the Bible: A Bold New Theory Relating Genesis Human Origins to Science

Human Origins and the Bible: A Bold New Theory Relating Genesis Human Origins to Science

Myron G. Heavin

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Available as: Hardcover
ISBN: 1683140087, 9781683140085
Page count: 194
Published: 2016
Format: Hardcover
Publisher: Redemption Press

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