Lennart Wingardh

The Religion That Was Changed By Its Own Priesthood (eBook, ePUB)

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Produktbeschreibung

Lennart Wingardh is a Swedish and American citizen who was born in Cuba, where he educated until age eleven, when the family moved to Sweden. After graduating in Telecommunications Engineering, he joined Ericsson, the Telecom giant and worked with Latin America up to the level of General manager in Mexico. In 1980 he switched over to Motorola in Chicago, with whom he pioneered the entry of Cellular in Latin America. In Argentina Lennart became known as the father of cellular. Upon retirement in 1998, Lennart began to study the ancient prophecies of God that always interested him that are found in scriptures, specifically in the Jewish Bible (Old Testament), the Book of Revelation, the Qur'an and more. In doing so he became interested in matters about religion - specifically the ones of Abrahamic origin - that led him to write this remarkable book that reveals without a doubt that one of the religions was changed by its priesthood that's a no-no with serious consequences for its priesthoods as well as for its followers.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: ARPress
• Seitenzahl: 96
• Erscheinungstermin: 7. Dezember 2023
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9798893302738
• Artikelnr.: 70228734

Autorenporträt

Lennart Wingardh is a Swedish and American citizen who was born in Cuba, where he educated until age eleven, when the family movedto Sweden. After graduating in Telecommunications Engineering, he joined Ericsson, the Telecom giant and worked with Latin Americaup to the level of General manager in Mexico. In 1980 he switched over to Motorola in Chicago, with whom he pioneered the entryof Cellular in Latin America. In Argentina Lennart became known as the father of cellular. Upon retirement in 1998, Lennart beganto study the ancient prophecies of God that always interested him that are found in scriptures, specifically in the Jewish Bible (OldTestament), the Book of Revelation, the Qur'an and more. In doing so he became interested in matters about religion - specifically theones of Abrahamic origin - that led him to write this remarkable book that reveals without a doubt that one of the religions waschanged by its priesthood that's a no-no with serious consequences for its priesthoods as well as for its followers.