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Dec 21, 2014: Notre Dame Philosophical Review: Badiou and Plato: An Education by Truths
Reviewed by Russell Grigg, Deakin University
Sept 19, 2014: Beyond Thirty Nine: Ernst Haeckel and his recapitulation theory
To explain the gap between inorganic non-living matter and the first spark of life, he invented for example minute protoplasmic organisms called Monera, ‘not composed of any organs at all, but consist entirely of shapeless, simple homogeneous matter … nothing more than a shapeless, mobile, little lump of mucus or slime, consisting of an albuminous combination of carbon.’ (“The Imaginary Monera” – Russell Grigg).
Feb 7, 2014: Matavuvale: Did Adam Sin Out Of love for Eve?
Russell Grigg’s feedback article of 11 January 2014 has generated some (unexpected) further feedback, namely that Adam sinned out of love for Eve, and that he and Eve were not arrogant towards God. We present these comments below, and Russell’s response to the points they raise.
Russell M. Grigg (1927—) is or has been a scientist, creationist, editor, and missionary. He was born in Auckland, New Zealand. He attended Victoria University College in Wellington, New Zealand (now known as Victoria University of Wellington), where he studied Chemistry  He worked as the chemist for a number of years, then as a manager of a paint factory.  Grigg then studied theology at the New Zealand Bible Training Institute (now called Laidlaw College). In 1959, after he finished studying, he went to Indonesia for twelve years with the Overseas Missionary Fellowship, where he was both in charge of OMF's publishing program and met and married Merle Cornelius of Adelaide, South Australia, who was also in Indonesia with OMF.

Leaving missionary work in 1971, he moved to Adelaide, where he worked at an Australian publishing company for ten years, finishing up as one of their senior editors. While there, he wrote two books: Australian Trains and Death in the Family: What to Do. In 1982 Grigg returned to OMF, serving as their State Director for South Australia. During this time he came across Creation Ex Nihilo (now Creation), and decided that he could help with it.

When Dr. Duane Gish came to Australia in 1988, Grigg and Peter Sparrow wanted to arrange a debate. However, nobody from any university was willing to take part, so Grigg changed his plan. His idea was that Dr. Gish would put the case for Creation in the first hour, and then the case against evolution in the second hour. In other words, Dr. Gish was 'debating' by himself. Members of the Christian body, Students for Christ, supported Grigg’s idea; they put up posters and gave pamphlets to people at the university. When Dr. Gish's lecture was held, a large audience comfortably filled the lecture theatre. Grigg moved to Brisbane, Queensland, in 1990, where he joined Creation Ministries International (publisher of Creation), and has written many articles for Creation, as well as editing and reviewing other articles for the magazine and reviewing other creationist material.
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