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Harry Rimmer (1890–1952)

Author of The Harmony of Science and Scripture

58 Works 835 Members 4 Reviews

About the Author

Series

Works by Harry Rimmer

The Harmony of Science and Scripture (1973) — Author — 121 copies
Dead men tell tales (1974) 78 copies
The Magnificence of Jesus (2011) 32 copies
The Crucible of Calvary (1940) 24 copies
Crying Stones (1946) 22 copies, 1 review
Voices from Calvary (1937) 20 copies
The Purposes of Calvary (2010) 14 copies
The New Testament and the laws of evidence (1945) 12 copies, 1 review
Flying Worms (1987) 12 copies
From Cana to Calvary (1940) 10 copies
The Coming King (1945) 9 copies
Lot's wife and the science of physics, (1947) 7 copies, 1 review
Zgodność nauki z Pimem Świętym — Author — 6 copies
That's a Good Question (1954) 4 copies
The antiquity of music (1952) 4 copies
Sermon outlines (1972) 4 copies

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Legal name
Rimmer, Harry
Other names
Rimmer, Dr. Harry
Birthdate
1890-09-09
Date of death
1952-03-19
Gender
male
Short biography
Harry Rimmer an American Presbyterian evangelist (a former Quaker and prize fighter).
Nationality
USA
Birthplace
California, USA
Place of death
Los Angeles, Los Angeles County, California, USA
Burial location
Hollywood Forever. Hollywood, Los Angeles County, California, USA
Associated Place (for map)
Los Angeles County, California, USA

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Reviews

4 reviews
I bought this book at an estate sale, intrigued by the title. This book is somewhat out of date (1947) but it's topic is timeless. The author contrasts the emerging field of science of that era with the truths of the Bible - and finds no conflict. AW Tozer will later point out that science cannot conflict with the Bible since all scientific knowledge is already known by God and all scientific discovery - through all the ages- is merely God's allowance for that revelation.
Essential reading to understand the damaging effects of Higher Criticism on the veracity of the New Testament to the novas of Bible Study. As strong case of evidence regarding the archeological evidence establishing the truth and dependability of New Testament as God's Word and not fabricated tales.
This book is about spiritual giants who walked with huge strides across a majestic land. In the great north woods of Minnesota, God called a mighty man to be the first Apostle of the Pines. This leader, Frank Higgins, gathered about him other spiritual giants and they stormed the ramparts of evil for God.

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Works
58
Members
835
Popularity
#30,604
Rating
2.2
Reviews
4
ISBNs
20

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