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Originally Posted by x-deviant-x
Saya, while I agree the article isn't written all that well, it comes from a University website. Notice the .edu extension? it is from the Lutheran School of Theology at Chicago.
I don't know who the actual author is. I assume it is from a faculty member.
The sources referred to in that article are all given, complete with ISBN.
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If you go to the homepage he says he has an MA in Education. For the .edu site, if you go back to the rklein part, I cannot find where it links to Genesis's Genesis and the theology professor who runs it doesn't write the articles he hosts, he just links them without really much comment about how accurate they are. Looks like he had the article up but didn't link it on his actual website. When I go back to the "Main Page", its a .net, and when I link through to the article again, it is still .net.
http://www.bibleorigins.net/genesisgenesis.html
And this time actually has his name. From a look on WorldCat, dude never published. He says later in this version of the article that he was a Art and Social Studies middle school teacher. Dude breaks down in rants without really quoting anyone, claims to be a scholar, and loves to quote books that are super old.