Thrasher-Waters Debate (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781725811386)

Thomas N. Thrasher and his wife, Jerretta, have been happily married for 47 years. They have one son (Tommy, an electrical engineer employed by the U.S. government), and two grandsons (Andrew and Luke). He began preaching the gospel in March 1966, shortly before graduating from high school. He has preached in 20 states and Australia and participated in more than 100 formal debates, 15 of which have been published in book form. In addition to his preaching, he has worked as a mathematics teacher, school administrator, or university professor for 46 years. He has earned four academic degrees in education: B.S. (The University of Alabama, mathematics), M.Ed. (Alabama A&M University, school administration), Ed.S. (UA, educational leadership), and Ed.D. (UA, instructional leadership). He also earned a Ph.D. in Christian Apologetics. One of his on-going projects is a six-volume series entitled The Encyclopedia of Religious Debates, the most comprehensive record of religious debating ever compiled. Robert Waters is happily married to his first and only wife, Freda. They have two children, Angela and David, both of whom are Christians. He has credits from five colleges, and received a B.S. degree in Agriculture Education from Arkansas State University in 1979. He spent five years preaching the gospel, then, in 1985, he took a job with USDA's Farm Service Agency, where he continues to be employed as a County Executive Director for two counties. In addition to his work as a government employee, he preaches the gospel regularly at a congregation in the Forum community near Huntsville, Arkansas. Robert has a unique web site called Total Health (www.TotalHealth.bz) through which he seeks to teach people how to be healthier, especially in a spiritual way. He started a Yahoo list (Focus on Truth) where people could express their views on controversial subjects without being intimidated, insulted, and slandered. He has engaged in several written debates on various subjects, especially divorce and remarriage (MDR).