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Prelude
Contents
Dieu et mon droit
1 Tat Tvam Asi
2 Mechanics of Evolution
4 Physiology of the Individual
5 Fabric of Society
6 The Shrine of Content
7 In His Own Image
8 In Search of Enlightenment
9 Mutation
10 Power of Prayer
11 Revelation
Bibliograpy
Index End

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COMPUTER THEOLOGY

		Contents
Dieu et mon droit			1
1 Tat Tvam Asi			7
	In The Beginning A Theme Variations on the Theme The Technical Realm Some Method in the Madness Onward through the Fog	7 17 21 26 30 32
2 Mechanics of Evolution			39
	That Which Doesn’t Kill Us Makes Us Stronger Organic Design and Development Mutation and Genetics Technological Design and Development Natural Selection Selection by Markets Epochs of Computer Evolution Vacuum Tubes and Dinosaurs Mainframes The Semiconductor Mutation Minicomputers Integrated Circuits as Genetic Selection Personal Computers Personal Electronic Devices Odyssey	39 42 46 49 51 55 59 60 61 63 64 65 65 66 68
3 Environment			73
	It’s All Relative(s) Ecosystems Appetite and Sustenance Foundations of Policy Distributions and Anecdotes Social Ecosystems Individuals and the Family Clans Tribes Congregations Elements of a Policy Infrastructure Interactions Impetus of Interactions Mechanics of Interactions	73 76 79 81 84 85 86 87 88 89 89 90 91

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ComputerTheology
Intelligent Design of the World Wide Web
Bertrand du Castel and Timothy M. Jurgensen
Midori Press, Austin Texas
1st Edition 2008 (468 pp)
ISBN 0-9801821-1-5

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