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Gregory J. Rummo

West Palm Beach
As seen in: Yahoo Life, ResearchGate, Yahoo News, Yahoo, Orlando Sentinel, South Florida Sun Sentinel, Townhall, Palm Beach Post, NorthJersey.com, The Record (Bergen County) and
Covers:  higher education, theological apologetics, the intersection of science and faith, and Theistic Realism (as opposed to Philosophical Materialism).
Doesn't Cover: Politics (rarely).
DMin, MS, MBA, BS - Assistant Professor of Chemistry at Palm Beach Atlantic University. “He upholds the universe by the Word of His Power." Hebrews 1:3 ✝️🔭🧬🤟

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Gregory J. Rummo’s Biography

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While a graduate student at Fordham University, Professor Rummo’s research involved the synthesis of penicillin-like molecules to block the activity of beta-lactamase enzymes responsible for antibiotic resistance in bacteria. He also taught several sections of undergraduate organic chemistry laboratory. After graduation, he taught organic chemistry as an adjunct professor at Nyack College of the Bible in Rockland County, NY. His industrial experience includes working for Dynamit Nobel as an env…

Gregory J. Rummo’s Journalist Portfolio

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Reaching Gen Z with the Gospel in the College Classroom- Wipf and Stock Publishers

Reaching Gen Z with the Gospel in the College Classroom- Wipf and Stock Publishers

The majority of students on college campuses currently are members of Generation Z. They are the most stresse…

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The View from the Grass Roots

The View from the Grass Roots

The View from the Grass Roots is an eclectic anthology of over one hundred of the most popular commentaries o…

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The View from the Grass Roots Another Look

The View from the Grass Roots Another Look

The View from the Grass Roots-Another Look, is the second book in the Grass Roots series of commentaries on A…

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The Evolution of Intelligent Design Theory - Minding The Campus

The Evolution of Intelligent Design Theory - Minding The Campus

The idea that oxygen-breathing organisms could evolve through random, unguided processes in an oxygen-free, r…

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C. S. Lewis on Christian Apologetics: Needed Now More than Ever in Christian Higher Education - C...

C. S. Lewis on Christian Apologetics: Needed Now More than Ever in Christian Higher Education - C...

C. S. Lewis wrestled with liberalism in the Anglican Church in his day in the same way orthodox Anglicans sti…

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Listen to Their Stories Like They're Your Children - Christian Scholar's Review

Listen to Their Stories Like They're Your Children - Christian Scholar's Review

This past year our university was blessed with a record enrollment of incoming freshmen. Consequently, I taug…

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Articles

Don’t Let the Cheaters, the Slackers, and the Cutters Steal Your Joy

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By Gregory J. Rummo
| Christian Scholar's Review
In light of Princeton University’s recent reinstatement of proctors during final exam week due to widespread cheating involving artificial intelligence on students’ cellphones, I wasn’t surprised to receive the following email from one of my chemistry students: Dear Professor Rummo, I’m using a random email because I don’t want this to reflect badly on me.
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Commentary: The truth is out there about UFOs

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By Gregory J. Rummo
| Orlando Sentinel Verified
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... For millennia, man has wondered whether he is alone in the universe. Organizations such as the SETI Institute (Search for Extra Terrestrial Intelligence), founded in 1984, at one time employed more than 100 scientists, educators, and support staff in its quest to “explore, understand and explain the origin, nature and prevalence of life in the universe.” To date, they’ve come up empty.
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Building a Theistic Bridge Between Atomic Theory and a Christ-Animating Theology

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By Gregory J. Rummo
| Christian Scholar's Review
I want to know how God created this world. I am not interested in this or that phenomenon, in the spectrum of this or that element. I want to know God’s thoughts, the rest are details. –Albert Einstein The turn of the nineteenth to the twentieth century was a heady time for advances in atomic theory. J. J. Thomson had recently discovered the electron in 1897 through a series of experiments using a cathode ray tube.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

I was offered a job as a beat reporter for Gannett but turned it down and continued to write as a freelancer while running an import company

Have you ever used a typewriter?

Yes. I typed both of my master's dissertations on an IBM Selectric.

How is social media changing news?

Pre-Elon Musk for the worst by silencing conservative voices on Twitter's platform. Post-Elon Musk, we'll see.

Awards

WORLD Magazine Amy Journalism

2014 - Third place for feature writing

$4000 and recognition for having written a feature article with photos about Darryl Strawberry’s rise and fall and rise again. The article appeared in the Suburban Trends in northern New Jersey. This newspaper is one of a syndicate of North Jersey Media Group now owned by Gannett and a part of the USA Today network.

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Amy Journalism Award

2001 - Second place $5,000 for column writing

The Amy Journalism Award is awarded to journalists and columnists who cover topics from a biblical world view and for having their work appear in a secular newspaper or magazine. This award was for my “Evangelical View” religion column “Prime-time Debauchery Makes Mockery of Fidelity,” written about Fox’s TV show “Temptation Island.”

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