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Michael Yates | Michael Yates received his BA in Biblical Studies from Evangel University in 2007. He has great interest in Theological topics, especially relating to Christianity. He is recently married, since August 2006. He is also a RadioShack employee which has fueled a lot of interest in technology, especially cellular technology. | ||
His focus will be in the [[CZ:Religion Workgroup|Religion Workgroup]] for now and he will likely focus on specifically Biblical topics and has had thoughts of writing articles on each of the canonical Biblical books. | His focus will be in the [[CZ:Religion Workgroup|Religion Workgroup]] for now and he will likely focus on specifically Biblical topics and has had thoughts of writing articles on each of the canonical Biblical books. | ||
Michael maintains two blogs. One is personal and deals with daily life, theology, and technology. [http://michaelyates.blogspot.com] The other is a help blog for people with questions about cellular technology. [http://savemyphone.blogspot.com] | Michael maintains two blogs. One is personal and deals with daily life, theology, and technology. [http://michaelyates.blogspot.com] The other is a help blog for people with questions about cellular technology. [http://savemyphone.blogspot.com] | ||
Revision as of 21:19, 15 June 2007
Michael Yates received his BA in Biblical Studies from Evangel University in 2007. He has great interest in Theological topics, especially relating to Christianity. He is recently married, since August 2006. He is also a RadioShack employee which has fueled a lot of interest in technology, especially cellular technology.
His focus will be in the Religion Workgroup for now and he will likely focus on specifically Biblical topics and has had thoughts of writing articles on each of the canonical Biblical books.
Michael maintains two blogs. One is personal and deals with daily life, theology, and technology. [1] The other is a help blog for people with questions about cellular technology. [2]