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Book II of VI · The Man of Lawlessness Series

Rise of the Man of Lawlessness

How a template man was formed to judge all things by his own authority.

A template man, shaped through public government education, is established as a small self-governing authority. He weighs all things by himself, cut off from the real authorities that once ordered life.

Hegel, a contemporary of Napoleon, stands at the center as a witness to this template and as one who helped to build it. The book reads ἄνομος in its plain sense: one without legitimate parceling, a man who has taken a portion that was never allotted to him.

Place in the series: The pivot the whole series turns on.

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About the author

Ron Craig

Ron Craig is a Commissioned Christian Leader, a pastor, a teacher, and a missionary in the Church.

He is a philosopher of education published in peer review journals.

He is also a scientific philosopher working on the Architecture underlying the subject of Physics.

His original research in pedagogy has been published in peer-reviewed journals and presented at an International Peace Conference.

He also owns an IT firm and a Marketing firm. As a marketer he successfull ran the marketing for a California state level political campaign, winning the seat for the candidate.

Intensive, serious self-education in astrophysics, begun at the age of twelve, placed him in university at sixteen. He turned down a scholarship in physics to Boston University to study astrophysics at the University of Arizona, where he was placed into advanced research in his first year.

He trained in U.S. Army Military Intelligence as a Czech and Slovak specialist, earned a degree in History with a minor in cellular, molecular, and developmental biology, and studied Classical and Koine Greek.

He studied at Regent College under James Houston and J. I. Packer, where his thesis asked the question his fifth book returns to, A Theology of Anthropology: What Is Man?

He did post-graduate work in epistemology at Lund University in Sweden. He has spent fourteen years working in Poland and Ukraine.

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