A New and Modern Holy Bible with the Intelligent Design of An Active God: "A New Bible For Your Coffee Table"

Shollenberger, George D.

I was born on June 26, 1929 in Pine Grove, PA, USA. At school, people, science, mathematics and basketball became my life and made me an honored basketball player. Basketball records also show that I entertained people when I bounced the basketball onto the floor and it went through the net for two points. In 1947, I completed high school. Since the Cold War was coming, I enlisted in the Army and became a radio technician in the Army Security Agency. After coming home in 1950, I began college at Gettysburg. Since my GI Bill of Rights was limited, I moved to Philadelphia to work and attend night school. In 1954, I moved to Baltimore to work at Lockheed Martin Corporation. There, I continued my night school at Johns Hopkins University and graduated as a scientist in electrical engineering. In Figure 3 (on p.148), a new mathematical system was taught for the first time at JHU. I was one of its students. This new mathematics allows an electrical engineer to unite AC and DC electricity. At Lockheed Martin, this new math could transform large analog circuits into very small digital circuits. With this ability, I transformed the old analog telemetry system into a digital telemetry system. This digital telemetry system went into a spacecraft that carried John Glenn in an orbit around planet earth. This was the first orbit of man. Like other systems, all digital systems must be protected against world noise. World noise exists because God created the universe by relating all created things functionally. After developing a digital telemetry system in the early 1960s, business and industry began to produce many new and different digital systems. In the 1980s, home computers appeared. In 2010, digital TV screens appeared. In 1971, I joined the U.S. Department of Justice to fight against crime. My first assignment took me to the White House. There, President Nixon wanted (1) to develop a 4-day work week; (2) increase the prote