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BA in Philosophy from Calvin College in Grand Rapids, Michigan  
BA in Philosophy from Calvin College in Grand Rapids, Michigan  


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Areas of interest: religion, esp. Christianity and Hinduism; philosophy;  literature.
Areas of interest: religion, esp. Christianity and Hinduism; philosophy;  literature.


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{{awelcome}} [[User:Fred Salsbury|Fred Salsbury]] 07:31, 6 December 2006 (CST)
{{awelcome}} [[User:Fred Salsbury|Fred Salsbury]] 07:31, 6 December 2006 (CST)

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BA in Philosophy from Calvin College in Grand Rapids, Michigan

Extensive post-graduate readings in contemporary philosophy and literary criticism.

Currently a data analyst for a university.

Areas of interest: religion, esp. Christianity and Hinduism; philosophy; literature.


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