Stan Meyer's lost book: With the Lord There Is Purpose
Stan Meyer spent at least ten years writing a book, and nobody has ever read a word of it. In June 1987 the Sidney Daily News printed that he was working on "With the Lord, There Is Purpose". In Colorado Springs in 1991 he said it was his answer to people asking why he was still alive. The introduct
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Stan Meyer spent at least ten years writing a book, and nobody has ever read a word of it. In June 1987 the Sidney Daily News printed that he was working on "With the Lord, There Is Purpose". In Colorado Springs in 1991 he said it was his answer to people asking why he was still alive. The introduction at the 1993 symposium called it "his faith walk with the Lord". In Denver in 1997 he said he was on volume 38 and expected to reach 52 before it was done. Jim Miller says it ran to at least 28 chapters. He died in March 1998. James Wight, who filmed his lab, says it was never finished, and no manuscript has ever surfaced. If you ever saw a page of it, a draft or a chapter, message us.
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Sources
- Stan Meyer lecture · Colorado Springs, 1991 · GlobalKast master
- Stan Meyer lecture · Denver, 1997
- Sidney Daily News, 17 June 1987
- Jim Wight · The Santa Barbara Independent, 16 May 1991
- "Sidney chapter to host guest speaker", Sidney Daily News, 17 June 1987 — stanslegacy.com
- Stan Meyer, Extraordinary Science Conference, Colorado Springs, 1991, at 45:45 — stanslegacy.com
- Stan Meyer, lecture, Denver, 1997, at 55:17 — stanslegacy.com
- Jim Miller and James Wight, "Stan Meyer With The Lord There is Purpose History", ionizationx, January 2013 — stanslegacy.com
- Stan and the Bible — stanslegacy.com
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