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Gemp

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A creationist would tell you God created the Heaven, Earth, the skies above it, and everything beyond. God created Humans in His image. We are here to serve, not command.
An Evolutionist may say the Universe was created with a flash bang and that Earth is a small part of a bigger picture. We are here to insure the perpetuity of the species. We think, therefore we are.
Steve Launse thought it all academic. To him, God was a device that drove Humans to achieve. We advanced because we needed to believe. We had to believe and thus we grew. We created God, who created us.
Then, one day, the Government knocked at his door and handed him a blank check. "You can prove your theory," they said. "I don't play with Human emotions," he said. They answered, "We are not talking about Humans."

Decisions. A blank check. No restraint. No limits. What does one do?

On a remote island in the Pacific Ocean of nowhere the GEMPs, Genetically Engineered Chimps, are faced with the dilemma of understanding the existence of GOD. They are part of a Government research program to understand the development of religion. A Group of Soldiers, lead by a Religious Zealot, wants to destroy them. With the help of the Elder, his human, and his colleagues the GEMPs eventually prepare for the last stand.

152 pages, ebook

First published December 24, 2013

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J. Carrell Jones

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J Carrell Jones studies people. His major in college was Anthropology before switching over to Computer Science and Information Technology. He worked in the Customer Support Services for many years, which gave him more opportunity in putting his understanding about people to good practical use. As a US Army veteran, he knows how to play hard and work tough. Nowadays, he gets his greatest joys in life by raising his brilliant young daughter, and writing. He lives in Southern California where the weather is mostly great with his wife, daughter, son, and two female cats.

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A good read. I enjoyed the book which had me wondering what would happen next! While I enjoyed it, it was a little too much Planet of the Apes.
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