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e-mail: jordantheistDELETETHIS@bellsouth.net
G. Zeineldé Jordan, Se. (Age 45) is a former
member and drama ministry performer of West Cobb Baptist
Church in Powder Springs, Georgia, from his salvation, March 1, 1998 until
October 2001 when he relocated to LaGrange, Georgia.
He
and his wife Melinda are on-going visitors of New Community
Church, a Willow Creek ministry.
Jordan is a staunch advocate of the
libertarian political philosophy (pro-life), and a member of The
Libertarian Party. He is a former editor and Web designer (1999-2000) of the
Museletter, a monthly publication of The
Literary Round Table. He completed one manuscript, Perjurer
or Saint? (A Freethinker Introduces Pat Swindall), a monograph about
former U.S. Congressman Pat Swindall, which he began
while an atheist demonstrating the innocence of a Christian wrongly charged
with perjury. The work reveals that investigating the subject led him to know
Jesus Christ as Lord. It is his first writing, inspired by a desire to spread
the Swindall political message. It served as a self-imposed dissertation work
to develop a writing skill. The writing offers an in-depth view of religiosity
in governmental politics. "Shiny Hats (An Atheist's
Libertarian Trek to Christ)" is Jordan’s current manuscript, which is a testimony
from age seven (1966) when he first formed political and religious impressions
resulting from an evil woman who intercepted his happy childhood then haunted
his memories many years. In 2004 he founded a local writing group (Troup County Writers, troupwritersDELETETHIS@bellsouth.net)
to serve published, unpublished, professional and amateur writers in his new
home county as did the Cobb County group.
Jordan also in 2004 embarked on the new endeavor of buying homes
for refurbishing for resale. Wish him well in his endeavor.
Jordan
has no formal schooling beyond high school and considers himself self-educated
(Se.) by books, seminars, educational television, home study courses, and
membership in various educational organizations. He is a former member of The
Atlanta Freethought Society, American Atheists, and the Freedom
From Religion Foundation. His personal
testimony, Birth and Death of an Atheist, serves as a
succinct account of his religious conversion.
Jordan’s wife
abandoned Christianity and found the unequally yoked environment too much to
cope. After rejecting professional psychiatric advice, she pursued divorce. He
has since (November 05, 2001) remarried to Melinda, a former co-worker
while they resided in metro-Atlanta. More to come . . .
e-mail: jordantheistDELETETHIS@bellsouth.net
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