So… Remember George Shollenberger? He’s the goofball who wrote a book allegedly containing the First Scientific Proof of God, which I dealt with here
and here.
Well, George has been continuing to babble away. He’s got his blog – and he continues to comment on a nearly daily basis on Amazon.com’s page for his book. In a particularly fascinating update, he speculates about why no one has posted any reviews of his book:
This book has now been on the market for six months. Its rank has oscillated monthly from a low rank to a popular rank. But, it has never been reviewed at Amazon.com or Barnes & Noble. Although I tried to simplify the contents, it seems apparent that the book’s unification of Science and Theology has made the book more difficult to understand. More recently, I have come to the conclusion that the absences of reviews are reflecting the awareness of the reader’s general acceptance of the book and their awareness of the potential major changes that could affect all humans, many business and industry, all governments, and the behavior of political and justice systems.
So, instead of sharing thoughts about the book through open reviews of the book on the Internet, I conclude that the thoughts of many readers about the book are being secured privately so that individuals and organizations can survive the potential changes. Clearly, the scientific proof of God will affect the whole world. This proof can expect to develop to a single worldwide religion, a virtual one-world government, and the worldwide sharing of natural resources. And, how will each individual handle the modern ideas of resurrection and reincarnation?
I also recognize that atheists are currently selling their best selling books For instance, the books by Sam Harris, Richard Dawkins, etc. are currently bestsellers for the book market for people who do not believe in God. For this reason, the publishers of these books do not want to open up a debate on my book with the best selling atheistic books now. So, any debate between atheists and theists is being delayed until this atheistic market is served. But, as you see in my Amazon.com blog of my book, I am preparing for this debate. With this blogging effort, I expect to reduce the market of atheistic books drastically.
Since the way individuals and organizations might handle this book was not predictable by me, I believe that this book will be compared with science books and scriptures for years.
Via some Pandas Thumb folks, I just heard that there’s a free copy of his book available. It’s a discard from the library of congress. You see, the way that the LoC works is that they receive a huge number of books every year. Most publishers send the LoC a copy of any book they publish; and virtually all sleezy self-publishing agencies support their false claim to be legit publishers by talking about how their publications are included in the collection of the LoC. So the LoC gets millions of books every year, most of which are garbage. So they periodically go through the slag heap, junking some of the worthless crap to make room for more of the worthless crap that they’re receiving every day. Part of the way that they recognize the junk is: if the book is never removed from its shelf during the first year at the library, it goes in the trash.
George’s book – the book that that is, according to George, one of the most important things ever published – is being thrown in the trash by the LoC because since they received it, no one has removed it from the shelf. Not once.
The book that’s going to single-handedly diminish the market for “pro-atheist” books, that’s going to trigger the creation of a single world-wide universal religion, that’s going to reinvigorate every major field of study from mathematics to nutrition – has never been looked at since it was received by the Library of Congress, and so they’re throwing it into the trash.
I suppose that George can still hope for it to reinvigorate the science of waste disposal.
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