PSI Blog 20191211
Free "Infinite Universe Theory" in celebration of Fred Frees, new Director of
Communications
I had a nice
meeting with Fred Frees in southern California over the Thanksgiving weekend.
He has accepted the Director of Communications position at PSI. Fred is
uniquely qualified for the position in that he is the sort of open-minded
person curious enough to consider the proper alternative to the Big Bang Theory.
We hope he can discover more readers just like him. “Publishing” is spreading
the word all over the place—something that writers like myself are not very
good at.
Fred is the son of
actor/voiceover artist Paul
Frees, otherwise known as “The Man of a Thousand Voices.” Fred discovered us after studying the
evolution-creation debate in detail. Fred had extensive notes on it—enough for
a book, he says. “The Scientific Worldview” answered all his questions, and he
has been a fan ever since. Being a voiceover actor in Hollywood for many years,
he even consented to produce the audio version of the book.
In celebration of
his appointment, we are offering free Kindle versions of “Infinite Universe
Theory” for friends and family. Just click here TODAY ONLY. Even if you
already have a copy, you might want to get a new one—there have been a few typo
and layout corrections.
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