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Creationeering
editPray. Think. Create.
Creationeering is a term coined by Dr. Horstemeyer and trademarked by Liberty University. Creationeering looks at the whole process of engineering - research and development, product design, and sales - through the perspective and inspiration of our Creator God. Creationeering is seeing the Creator through the disciplines and integration of science, engineering, and entrepreneurship for God's glory through His methods.
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