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GMOs and UFOs
In World Eternal: Promises, preacher James Darden begs his church members and other Christians, “Please don’t eat World Eternal foods and plant their seeds.” They think he’s crazy, especially when his only reason is “They don’t come from God.” Then church members Christine Brown and Marcy Matton, students at Texas Plains Christian University, learn that the World Eternal plants and seeds have been genetically altered. What will these genetically modified seeds do to other seeds, or worse yet, to Earth’s people?
Book Excerpt
World Eternal: Promises
Gary Westman smiled. “I got some of their seeds, James. Free seeds will save me a lot of money.”
“Please don’t use them, Gary. Don’t plant them.”
“Why not?” Gary asked. “They’ve promised bigger crops that are disease-resistant and more productive. What can be wrong with that?”
James grasped for words that would help Gary understand. “Those seeds are not from God. We don’t know what their genetic material contains.” James set his coffee mug on the table and looked into Gary’s eyes. “Could you please not use them, Gary? Please?” he begged.
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