Jeremy Blevins:
CLASS OF 1992
Hickman High SchoolClass of 1992
Columbia, MO
Jeremy's Story
Jeremy is from Columbia, Missouri. Jeremy's schools include Hickman High School. Jeremy later attended Indiana University (Music - B.M. Viola, BM Voice Performance) .
Music Jeremy likes includes Trombononymous, Praise AltarCation, Stepdad. Books Jeremy likes include Hijacked: Responding to the Partisan Church Divide, Thomas Merton, Ravi Zacharias. Movies Jeremy likes include Wesley - The Movie, Peter Jackson, Christopher Nolan. TV shows Jeremy likes include Joss Whedon.
One of Jeremy's favorite quotes is:""Rarely have I met a true relativist. Hidden somewhere in the words of everyone who argues for complete relativism is a belief that there are, indeed, some acts that are wrong. The bottom line is this: When someone says that all truth is relative, he or she is making either a relative statement or an absolute one. If it is a relative statement, then that statement, by definition, is not always true. On the other hand, if the belief that all truth is relative is absolute, then the very statement itself mus...Expand for more
t be denied, because it denies absolutes. The pure relativist cuts off the branch on which he is sitting while telling you the branch cannot be severed. The landing is mind-shattering." --Ravi Zacharias
"Let us consider how these enzymes sequences could have been derived from a primordial soup containing equal proportions of the 20 biologically important amino acids. At a conservative estimate say 15 sites per enzyme must be fixed to be filled by particular amino acids for proper biological function. The number of trial assemblies needed to find this set is easily calculated to be about 10 ^40,000 âa truly enormous, super astronomical number. And the probability of discovering this set by random shuffling is 1 in 10 ^40,000. This latter number could be taken as a measure of the information content of life as reflected in the enzymes alone. The number of shufflings needed to find life exceeds by many powers of 10 the number of all the atoms in the entire observable Universe."
--Chandra Wickramasinghe".
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