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This giant of astronomy considered his studies to be a way of looking into God's creation.
About the Author
John Hudson Tiner ia a mathematician writing about an astronomer who used math to study the skies. Tiner's background as a scientist and faith as a Christian give him unusual insight into the religious life of Johannes Kepler - the dedicated astronomer and Christian. Tiner is the author of another Sower Series book - Isaac Newton. He has published in both secular and religious magazines, writing more than 200 articles dealing with science and religion. Mr. Tiner has served as Editor of the "Journal of Arkansas Astronomical Association." He is an instructor of physics and astronomy on the high school level and mathematics on the college level. His knowledge and clear writing style turn difficult scientific material into easy reading. Tiner's undergraduate studies include Bible. He holds a Master's degree from Duke University and has done graduate work in astronomy at Sam Houston State University. His most recent studies are in nuclear engineering at the University of Missouri. Tiner teaches and makes his home in Missouri with his wife Jeanene and two children.
This giant of astronomy considered his studies to be a way of looking into God's creation.
About the Author
John Hudson Tiner ia a mathematician writing about an astronomer who used math to study the skies. Tiner's background as a scientist and faith as a Christian give him unusual insight into the religious life of Johannes Kepler - the dedicated astronomer and Christian. Tiner is the author of another Sower Series book - Isaac Newton. He has published in both secular and religious magazines, writing more than 200 articles dealing with science and religion. Mr. Tiner has served as Editor of the "Journal of Arkansas Astronomical Association." He is an instructor of physics and astronomy on the high school level and mathematics on the college level. His knowledge and clear writing style turn difficult scientific material into easy reading. Tiner's undergraduate studies include Bible. He holds a Master's degree from Duke University and has done graduate work in astronomy at Sam Houston State University. His most recent studies are in nuclear engineering at the University of Missouri. Tiner teaches and makes his home in Missouri with his wife Jeanene and two children.
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