12 Dec 11
Originally posted by RJHindsLook at this link for insight into Bob Noyce, who died in 1990 at the age of 62:
No, it does not make it clear if he ever returned to his Christian roots or not.
There is a lecture by Leslie Berlin, a Stanford historian, about Noyce, scroll down and you can view it, about 30 minutes long.
http://searchenginewatch.com/article/2131643/Robert-Noyce-Microchip-Co-Creator-Celebrated-by-Google-Doodle
Our present way of life owes a debt of gratitude to Bob Noyce.
13 Dec 11
Originally posted by sonhouseYes I know he contributed much to our way of life now. But I was wondering
Look at this link for insight into Bob Noyce, who died in 1990 at the age of 62:
There is a lecture by Leslie Berlin, a Stanford historian, about Noyce, scroll down and you can view it, about 30 minutes long.
http://searchenginewatch.com/article/2131643/Robert-Noyce-Microchip-Co-Creator-Celebrated-by-Google-Doodle
Our present way of life owes a debt of gratitude to Bob Noyce.
since he was brought up in a Christian home and seemed to have departed
from his Christian upbringing later in life, did he believe in Christ before he
died? As a Christian, his story becomes a sad one if he did not.
13 Dec 11
Originally posted by RJHindsI'm sure you will fret and foam worrying about it but, hey, he died in 1990, lots of former christians died without that final attaboy. I would worry more about your own situation rather than show apparent angst over a dead genius.
Yes I know he contributed much to our way of life now. But I was wondering
since he was brought up in a Christian home and seemed to have departed
from his Christian upbringing later in life, did he believe in Christ before he
died? As a Christian, his story becomes a sad one if he did not.
13 Dec 11
Originally posted by sonhouseI have no reason to worry about my situation. Thanks for your concern
I'm sure you will fret and foam worrying about it but, hey, he died in 1990, lots of former christians died without that final attaboy. I would worry more about your own situation rather than show apparent angst over a dead genius.
anyway.
14 Dec 11
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These animated robots seem to lean heavly towards Christian belief. They are discussion the book "The Latent Power of the Soul"{/b] and how man is a tripartite being [b]"spirit and soul and body". [/b]
Perhaps it was created for those who play video games ?
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