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Philosophy Night : Creation vs Evolution / speakers: Dr. Simon Glynn, Lee Butler, Grace Kemp Featured speakers: Dr. Simon Glynn (atheist), Lee Butler (futurist), Grace Kemp (Christian) location: The Wormhole, downtown West Palm Beach, Florida What is/was Philosophy Night? Philosophy Night (ran monthly, from 1995 through 1996) at The Wormhole, in downtown West Palm Beach, Florida, was a live, all-ages talk show that featured speakers (or a speaker) discussing a topic, followed by questions-and-answers. * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Click on any of the below timestamps to go directly to that section in the video. Timestamps: 00:27 - Intro: Clint Miller introduces the speakers (Dr. Simon Glynn, Grace Kemp, Lee Butler) 00:30 - Left to Right: Carrie Cutlip (Snyder), Allison Hall, Corrie Tatham 00:39 - Corrie Tatham 00:42 - Allison Hall 00:45 - Carrie Cutlip (Snyder) 00:55 - Clint Mille (emcee) 01:44 - Dr. Simon Glynn (atheist, FAU professor) 14:15 - Grace Kemp (Christian) 27:01 - Lee Butler (futurist) 34:51 - Emcee Clint Miller announces current topic, Creation vs. Evolution, and next weeks topic, Apocalypse 2000 35:20 - audience member (white collar shirt) expresses his thoughts 38:07 - audience member (white collar shirt) stand up and "holds court" (LOL) 38:30 - (We need a bouncer - LOL) 40:43 - Corrie Tatham rolls her eyes (LOL) 40:48 - Dr. Simon Glynn (FAU professor, atheist) intervenes - Thank you! 51:25 - Lee Butler (futurist) stands up 51:43 - Lee Butler (futurist) leaves a parting comment 52:20 - Danny Valencia (writer/publisher - Rage Magazine) comments 52:43 - Ann Gluxman 58:39 - Grace Kemp (Christian) responds 105:20 - Dr. Simon Glynn (FAU professor, atheist) responds 1:13:51 - Grace Kemp (Christian) responds 1:18:06 - Dr. Simon Glynn (FAU professor, atheist) responds 1:18:19 - Clint Miller (emcee) rings the bell 1:18:34 - Niklas Jennings (performance artist) has a question 1:19:20 - Grace Kemp (Christian) responds 1:19:43 - Dr. Simon Glynn responds 1:24:15 - Clint Miller (emcee) announces he has to go 1:24:38 - Kim King 1:24:45 - Dr. Simon Glynn and Grace Kemp talk 1:25:12 - a closeup of Evan 1:25:31 - END * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * What is/was Philosophy Night? Philosophy Night (ran monthly, from 1995 through 1996) at The Wormhole, in downtown West Palm Beach, Florida, was a live, all-ages talk show that featured speakers (or a speaker) discussing a topic, followed by questions-and-answers. How did Philosophy Night start? It was started as a way for people to get their opinions heard, both on the stage as a speaker and in the audience, during the question-and-answer followup. Originally, if I remember correctly, I was talking with my Mom, Grace Kemp, and she mentioned in London, England there's a place where people go to give public talks. Then, we discussed organizing something similar at a venue in downtown West Palm Beach, Florida. This was in the mid-1990's, before cell phones flooded the market, and people were more apt to participate in gatherings like this, as a way to connect and experience with others. Thankfully, The Wormhole, a thrift store, live music venue, book & magazine and 'zine space, allowed us to use their venue free-of-charge. email: PhilosophyNightOnline@gmail.com How did you find these videos? Recently, I discovered the videos, in a variety of formats (VHS and 8mm video cassette, on a shelf at my Mom's place. Then, I set forth on the somewhat complicated mission to digitize them buying used VCR's on Ebay, and other video camera gear on Ebay and Facebook marketplace, and watching or perusing videos on how to transfer them to digital format. A lot of work. Contact: Michael (Kris) Kemp bicycledays@yahoo.com 347-557-5487 * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * #GraceKemp #DrSimonGlynn #LeeButler #PhilosophyNight #PhilosophyNightTheWormhole #PhilosophyNightOnline #1990s #DowntownWPB #WPBFL #WPB #FL #Florida

Philosophy Night: Dr. Simon Glynn - April 25, 1996 location: The Wormhole, downtown West Palm Beach date: April 25, 1996 speaker: Dr. Simon Glynn About Dr. Simon Glynn Dr. Simon Glynn, now retired, is a noted former Florida Atlantic University professor, speaker, scholar. What is/was Philosophy Night? Philosophy Night (ran monthly, from 1995 through 1996) at The Wormhole, in downtown West Palm Beach, Florida, was a live, all-ages talk show that featured speakers (or a speaker) discussing a topic, followed by questions-and-answers. * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Click on any of the below timestamps to go directly to that section in the video. Timestamps: 00:00- Intro 00:38 - Dr. Simon Glynn - speaker 51:27 - concluding statements 57:32 - Dr. Simon Glynn finishes his talk 57:44 - audience member question 57:59 - Dr. Simon Glynn answers 1:03:02 - Linda has a question 1:03:49 - Dr. Simon Glynn answers * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * How did Philosophy Night start? It was started as a way for people to get their opinions heard, both on the stage as a speaker and in the audience, during the question-and-answer followup. Originally, if I remember correctly, I was talking with my Mom, Grace Kemp, and she mentioned in London, England there's a place where people go to give public talks. Then, we discussed organizing something similar at a venue in downtown West Palm Beach, Florida. This was in the mid-1990's, before cell phones flooded the market, and people were more apt to participate in gatherings like this, as a way to connect and experience with others. Thankfully, The Wormhole, a thrift store, live music venue, book & magazine and 'zine space, allowed us to use their venue free-of-charge. How did you find these videos? Recently, I discovered the videos, in a variety of formats (VHS and 8mm video cassette, on a shelf at my Mom's place. Then, I set forth on the somewhat complicated mission to digitize them buying used VCR's on Ebay, and other video camera gear on Ebay and Facebook marketplace, and watching or perusing videos on how to transfer them to digital format. A lot of work. Contact: Michael (Kris) Kemp bicycledays@yahoo.com 347-557-5487 * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * #DrSimonGlynn #Philosophy #PhilosophyProfessor #FAU #TheWormhole #PhilosophyNight #DowntownWPB #DowntownWestPalmBeach #WPBFL #WPBFlorida #WestPalmBeachFlorida #TheWormholeDowntownWPB #1990s

Philosophy Night : Evidence for a Global Flood and Noah's Ark - Jamil Kareem / 8-29-1996 location: The Wormhole, downtown West Palm Beach, Florida date: 8/29/1996 speaker: Jamil Kareem * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * What is/was Philosophy Night? Philosophy Night (ran monthly, from 1995 through 1996) at The Wormhole, in downtown West Palm Beach, Florida, was a live, all-ages talk show that featured speakers (or a speaker) discussing a topic, followed by questions-and-answers. * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Click on any of the below timestamps to go directly to that section in the video. Timestamps: 00:27 - Intro - August 29, 1996 - The Wormhole, downtown West Palm Beach, Florida 00:45 - Grace Kemp explains Philosophy Night, introduces the speaker 02:26 - Jamil Kareem - speaker 21:00 - opens up for questions 21:05 - comment & question 24:58 - Charles - question 25:07 - Kareem - answer 26:06 - Steve Rullman behind counter 33:31 - question - Andy Cotter 59:32 - question - Niklas Jennings 104:20 - comment - Mr. Gentry 108:28 - comment from audience member 122:46 - comment from audience member * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * How did Philosophy Night start? It was started as a way for people to get their opinions heard, both on the stage as a speaker and in the audience, during the question-and-answer followup. Originally, if I remember correctly, I was talking with my Mom, Grace Kemp, and she mentioned in London, England there's a place where people go to give public talks. Then, we discussed organizing something similar at a venue in downtown West Palm Beach, Florida. This was in the mid-1990's, before cell phones flooded the market, and people were more apt to participate in gatherings like this, as a way to connect and experience with others. Thankfully, The Wormhole, a thrift store, live music venue, book & magazine and 'zine space, allowed us to use their venue free-of-charge. How did you find these videos? Recently, I discovered the videos, in a variety of formats (VHS and 8mm video cassette, on a shelf at my Mom's place. Then, I set forth on the somewhat complicated mission to digitize them buying used VCR's on Ebay, and other video camera gear on Ebay and Facebook marketplace, and watching or perusing videos on how to transfer them to digital format. A lot of work. Contact: Michael (Kris) Kemp bicycledays@yahoo.com 347-557-5487 * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * #evidenceforaglobalflood #evidenceforNoahsArk #NoahsArk #philosophynight #philosophynightonline #TheWormhole #downtownWestPalmBeachFlorida #1990s #TheWormholeDowntownWPB #DowntownWPB #WPBFL #WPBFlorida #WestPalmBeach #WestPalmBeachFL #WPBFL

Philosophy Night: Evidences on The Resurrection of Jesus Christ and Does it validate The Bible date: 7/6/1995 location: The Wormhole, downtown West Palm Beach, Florida speaker: David Lane * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Click on any of the below timestamps to go directly to that section in the video. Timestamps: 00:00 - Intro (title sequence) 00:27 - Charles 00:29 - Steve Rullman 00:35 - Linda and others inside of The Wormhole 00:38 - David Lane 00:53 - Phil Gilmoure 01:01 - Grace Kemp 01:16 - people arrive 01:19 - Grace Kemp acts as emcee 02:22 - Introduction of David Lane 15:37 - audience 33:33 - question from a 34:04 - Phil Gilmoure * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * What is Philosophy Night Online? This YouTube channel shares the videos from Philosophy Night, a live, all-ages talk show series that ran from 1995 to 1996, in downtown West Palm Beach, Florida. Philosophy Night Philosophy Night was a live, all-ages, talk show that featured unique topics and interesting speakers, followed by a question and answer from the audience. What is/was Philosophy Night? Philosophy Night was launched in the mid-1990's in downtown West Palm Beach, Florida, at The Wormhole, a combination art gallery, thrift store, music & show venue, on Olive Boulevard, between Datura Street and Clematis Street. At the time, downtown West Palm Beach, Florida, had a burgeoning arts & music scene and was populated by maverick business owners and renegade artists, musicians, writers, drifters, and dreamers. How did Philosophy Night start? It was started as a way for people to get their opinions heard, both on the stage as a speaker and in the audience, during the question-and-answer followup. Originally, if I remember correctly, I was talking with my Mom, Grace Kemp, and she mentioned in London, England there's a place where people go to give public talks. Then, we discussed organizing something similar at a venue in downtown West Palm Beach, Florida. This was in the mid-1990's, before cell phones flooded the market, and people were more apt to participate in gatherings like this, as a way to connect and experience with others. Thankfully, The Wormhole, a thrift store, live music venue, book & magazine and 'zine space, allowed us to use their venue free-of-charge. email: PhilosophyNightOnline@gmail.com How did you find these videos? Recently, I discovered the videos, in a variety of formats (VHS and 8mm video cassette, on a shelf at my Mom's place. Then, I set forth on the somewhat complicated mission to digitize them buying used VCR's on Ebay, and other video camera gear on Ebay and Facebook marketplace, and watching or perusing videos on how to transfer them to digital format. A lot of work. Please share this video with anyone who might be interested. Thanks for watching. Michael (Kris) Kemp bicycledays@yahoo.com 347-557-5487 P.S. In the years from the early 1990's to the late 1990's, downtown West Palm Beach, Florida was a kind-of canvas. Bicycling around and starting or participating in a variety of projects served as a way to connect the dots of unique people and places. Some of these projects: the FLO - 'zine featuring people & places of WPB, FL The Refuge - Christian-themed coffeehouse in the west bay of the Unarmed Underground Art Centre aka "the hut" where I had a studio Cinema Refuse' - video screenings at Speakeasy's on Clematis Street The West Palm Beach Independent Film Festival - movies FLO (Flying Low On the radar) Film Fest - movies, Atari 2600 games, Pop Tarts Philosophy Night - a live, all-ages talk show featuring speakers, followed by a question-and-answer, hosted at The Wormhole, downtown West Palm Beach, Florida some websites: BicycleDays.com create the life you love KrisKempCreative.com build an audience & grow your profits WebsiteForBusiness.net website & copywriting services FlipFloridaLandEbookBundle.com how to make profits flipping land and how to make money online * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * #EvidencesOnTheResurrectionOfJesusChrist #Evidences #JesusChrist #TheResurrection #PhilosophyNight #PhilosophyNightOnline #DavidLane #PhilosophyNightTheWormhole #TheWormhole #TheWormholeDowntownWPB #DowntownWestPalmBeach #DowntownWPB #Florida #1990s

Philosophy Night: partial video / speakers: Dr. Simon Glynn (atheist), Lee Butler (futurist), Grace Kemp (Christian) location: The Wormhole, downtown West Palm Beach, Florida Featured speakers: Dr. Simon Glynn (atheist), Lee Butler (futurist), Grace Kemp (Christian) Contact: philosophynightonline@gmail.com bicycledays@yahoo.com * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * What is/was Philosophy Night? Philosophy Night (ran monthly, from 1995 through 1996) at The Wormhole, in downtown West Palm Beach, Florida, was a live, all-ages talk show that featured speakers (or a speaker) discussing a topic, followed by questions-and-answers. How did Philosophy Night start? It was started as a way for people to get their opinions heard, both on the stage as a speaker and in the audience, during the question-and-answer followup. Originally, if I remember correctly, I was talking with my Mom, Grace Kemp, and she mentioned in London, England there's a place where people go to give public talks. Then, we discussed organizing something similar at a venue in downtown West Palm Beach, Florida. This was in the mid-1990's, before cell phones flooded the market, and people were more apt to participate in gatherings like this, as a way to connect and experience with others. Thankfully, The Wormhole, a thrift store, live music venue, book & magazine and 'zine space, allowed us to use their venue free-of-charge. How did you find these videos? Recently, I discovered the videos, in a variety of formats (VHS and 8mm video cassette, on a shelf at my Mom's place. Then, I set forth on the somewhat complicated mission to digitize them buying used VCR's on Ebay, and other video camera gear on Ebay and Facebook marketplace, and watching or perusing videos on how to transfer them to digital format. A lot of work. Contact: Michael (Kris) Kemp bicycledays@yahoo.com 347-557-5487 * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * #LeeButler #SimonGlynn #DrSimonGlynn #FAUprofessor #GraceKemp #TheWormhole #PhilosophyNight #PhilosophyNightTheWormhole #PhilosophyNightOnline #WPBFL #WestPalmBeach #Florida #WPB #DowntownWPB #DowntownWestPalmBeachFlorida #DowntownWestPalmBeach #TheWormholeDowntownWPB #1990s

Philosophy Night: What is the meaning and purpose of life? date: 10/3/1006 speaker: Dan Dodds location: The Wormhole, downtown West Palm Beach * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Click on any of the below timestamps to go directly to that section in the video. Timestamps: 00:00 - Intro 00:29 - Grace Kemp introduces speaker 01:27 - Dan Dodds 41:20 - question from Charles 41:48 - Charles comments 44:43 - Dan Dodds responds 48:29 - Grace Kemp 51:02 - guy responds to Charles 56:00 - Dan Dodds responds * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * What is/was Philosophy Night? Philosophy Night (ran monthly, from 1995 through 1996) at The Wormhole, in downtown West Palm Beach, Florida, was a live, all-ages talk show that featured speakers (or a speaker) discussing a topic, followed by questions-and-answers. How did Philosophy Night start? It was started as a way for people to get their opinions heard, both on the stage as a speaker and in the audience, during the question-and-answer followup. Originally, if I remember correctly, I was talking with my Mom, Grace Kemp, and she mentioned in London, England there's a place where people go to give public talks. Then, we discussed organizing something similar at a venue in downtown West Palm Beach, Florida. This was in the mid-1990's, before cell phones flooded the market, and people were more apt to participate in gatherings like this, as a way to connect and experience with others. Thankfully, The Wormhole, a thrift store, live music venue, book & magazine and 'zine space, allowed us to use their venue free-of-charge. email: PhilosophyNightOnline@gmail.com How did you find these videos? Recently, I discovered the videos, in a variety of formats (VHS and 8mm video cassette, on a shelf at my Mom's place. Then, I set forth on the somewhat complicated mission to digitize them buying used VCR's on Ebay, and other video camera gear on Ebay and Facebook marketplace, and watching or perusing videos on how to transfer them to digital format. A lot of work. Contact: Michael (Kris) Kemp bicycledays@yahoo.com 347-557-5487 * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * #Whatisthemeaningandpurposeoflife #Whatisthemeaningoflife #Whatisthepurposeoflife #meaningoflife #purposeoflife #PhilsophyNight #PhilosophyNightOnline #TheWormhole #TheWormholeDowntownWPB #DanDodds #1990s #WPBFL #WestPalmBeach #Florida #FL

Philosophy Night : Which religion is right? Does it matter? / speaker: Dan Dodds / The Wormhole Philosophy Night : Which religion is right? Does it matter? / speaker: Dan Dodds / The Wormhole featured speaker: Dan Dodds year: 1996 location: The Wormhole, downtown West Palm Beach, Florida What is/was Philosophy Night? Philosophy Night (ran monthly, from 1995 through 1996) at The Wormhole, in downtown West Palm Beach, Florida, was a live, all-ages talk show that featured speakers (or a speaker) discussing a topic, followed by questions-and-answers. email: philosophynightonline@gmail.com * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Click on any of the below timestamps to go directly to that section in the video. Timestamps: 00:00 Intro 00:33 - Grace Kemp 00:40 - Kim Kemp, Jennifer Tatham, Ron Clark (thumbs up), Kevin Kemp 00:44 - Rodney Howsare 00:51 - Andy Cotter 00:53 - Dan Dodds 00:55 - Ron Clark 01:05 - Grace Kemp (emcee) introduces Philosophy Night 02:55 - Dan Dodds 30:36 - opens up for questions * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * What is/was Philosophy Night? Philosophy Night (ran monthly, from 1995 through 1996) at The Wormhole, in downtown West Palm Beach, Florida, was a live, all-ages talk show that featured speakers (or a speaker) discussing a topic, followed by questions-and-answers. How did Philosophy Night start? It was started as a way for people to get their opinions heard, both on the stage as a speaker and in the audience, during the question-and-answer followup. Originally, if I remember correctly, I was talking with my Mom, Grace Kemp, and she mentioned in London, England there's a place where people go to give public talks. Then, we discussed organizing something similar at a venue in downtown West Palm Beach, Florida. This was in the mid-1990's, before cell phones flooded the market, and people were more apt to participate in gatherings like this, as a way to connect and experience with others. Thankfully, The Wormhole, a thrift store, live music venue, book & magazine and 'zine space, allowed us to use their venue free-of-charge. email: PhilosophyNightOnline@gmail.com How did you find these videos? Recently, I discovered the videos, in a variety of formats (VHS and 8mm video cassette, on a shelf at my Mom's place. Then, I set forth on the somewhat complicated mission to digitize them buying used VCR's on Ebay, and other video camera gear on Ebay and Facebook marketplace, and watching or perusing videos on how to transfer them to digital format. A lot of work. Contact: Michael (Kris) Kemp bicycledays@yahoo.com 347-557-5487 * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * #Whichreligionisright #Doesitmatter #religion #PhilosophyNight #PhilosophyNightOnline #PhilosophyNightTheWormhole #TheWormhole #TheWomrholeDowntownWPB #DowntownWPB #DowntownWestPalmBeach #WestPalmBeach #WestPalmBeachFlorida #WPB #FL #Florida #1990s #DanDodds

Philosophy Night: What happens after death? Philosophy Night, that ran from 1995 to 1996, at The Wormhole, in downtown West Palm Beach, Florida, was a live, all-ages talk show that featured speakers (or a speaker) discussing a topic, followed by questions-and-answers. Featured speakers: Dr. Simon Glynn (atheist), Lee Butler (futurist), Grace Kemp (Christian) * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Click on any of the below timestamps to go directly to that section in the video. Timestamps: 00:00 Intro 00:28 - Intro (Kris Kemp explains idea behind Philosophy Night) 02:15 - Speakers take the stand 03:51 - Simon Glynn (atheist): What happens after death? 16:27 - Grace Kemp (Christian): What happens after death? 27:57 - Lee Butler (Futurist, Krishna consciousness, architect, visionary): What happens after death? 35:19 - Question & Answers 35:41 - question for Lee Butler 36:53 - another question for Lee Butler 37:25 - Simon Glynn makes a clarification 39:23 - Danny Valencia makes a comment, Simon Glynn responds 49:02 - Michelle has a question for Grace Kemp 49:45 - Grace Kemp responds 51:13 - question for Grace Kemp 52:22 - Grace Kemp responds 53:21 - question for Simon Glynn 53:28 - Simon Glynn responds 58:26 - question for Lee Butler 59:41 - Lee Butler responds 101:50 - question to recap everyone's belief: "What's after life, for your belief?" 104:42 - Frederick Waters comments 1:06:34 - Niklas Jennings has a question 1:08:47 - question for Simon Glynn 1:10:29 - Rodney Mayo arrives (Hi Rodney) 1:11:19 - Carlos has a question for Grace Kemp 1:11:45 - Grace Kemp responds 1:12:10 - Simon Glynn responds 1:12:46 - Steven Large has a question 1:12:50 - Grace Kemp responds 1:13:31 - question for Simon Glynn 1:13:40 - Simon Glynn responds 1:19:23 - comment (that brings a lot of laughs) for Simon Glynn 1:19:44 - Simon Glynn responds 1:24:25 - question for Grace Kemp 1:27:34 - Niklas Jennings comment directed to Grace Kemp 1:29:07 - Bonnie has a question for Grace Kemp 1:30:49 - comment from Michelle (cobalt blue hair) 1:31:33 - comment from audience member 1:31:48 - Simon Glynn comments 1:33:37 - Kris Kemp suggests each speaker summarize their point of view 1:34:04 - Lee Butler 1:35:45 - Grace Kemp 1:36:55 - Simon Glynn 1:42:21 - Carlos has "a problem with Christianity" 1:42:43 - Grace Kemp responds, Lee Butler responds 1:43:39 - Grace Kemp responds 1:57:48 - Simon Glynn talks 2:00:00 - audience member comments * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * What is Philosophy Night Online? This YouTube channel shares the videos from Philosophy Night, a live, all-ages talk show series that ran from 1995 to 1996, in downtown West Palm Beach, Florida. Philosophy Night Philosophy Night was a live, all-ages, talk show that featured unique topics and interesting speakers, followed by a question and answer from the audience. Philosophy Night was launched in the mid-1990's in downtown West Palm Beach, Florida, at The Wormhole, a combination art gallery, thrift store, music & show venue, on Olive Boulevard, between Datura Street and Clematis Street. At the time, downtown West Palm Beach, Florida, had a burgeoning arts & music scene and was populated by maverick business owners and renegade artists, musicians, writers, drifters, and dreamers. Please share this video with anyone who might be interested. Thanks for watching. Michael (Kris) Kemp bicycledays@yahoo.com 347-557-5487 P.S. In the years from the early 1990's to the late 1990's, downtown West Palm Beach, Florida was a kind-of canvas. Bicycling around and starting or participating in a variety of projects served as a way to connect the dots of unique people and places. Some of these projects: the FLO - 'zine featuring people & places of WPB, FL The Refuge - Christian-themed coffeehouse in the west bay of the Unarmed Underground Art Centre aka "the hut" where I had a studio Cinema Refuse' - video screenings at Speakeasy's on Clematis Street The West Palm Beach Independent Film Festival - movies FLO (Flying Low On the radar) Film Fest - movies, Atari 2600 games, Pop Tarts Philosophy Night - a live, all-ages talk show featuring speakers, followed by a question-and-answer, hosted at The Wormhole, downtown West Palm Beach, Florida some websites: BicycleDays.com create the life you love KrisKempCreative.com build an audience & grow your profits WebsiteForBusiness.net website & copywriting services * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * #WhatHappensAfterDeath #AfterDeath #Death #Heaven #Hell #HeavenOrHell #DrSimonGlynn #LeeButler #GraceKemp #PhilosophyNight #PhilosophyNightOnline #philosophyNightTheWormhole #DowntownWPB #WPBFL #WPB #FL #WestPalmBeach