Dr. Gerard Verschuuren

Dr. Gerard M. Verschuuren
is a human biologist who specialized in human genetics.
He also earned a doctorate in the philosophy of science.
He studied and worked at universities in Europe and the United States.
Currently, he specializes in using computer programs such as Excel, XLfit, Access, VBA, VB.NET and C#.NET for scientific and other purposes - and he provides training on these programs.
In addition, he is a Microsoft Certified Professional.

 
Dr. Verschuuren is also the author of many popular books, CDs, and DVDs listed below. His work is well known for its clarity: New ideas are introduced clearly, followed by excellent examples that illustrate the concept. Dr. V. has a happy knack of laying out positions quickly and clearly, and he has a real gift for setting down an idea diagrammatically, separating out concepts with a few strokes of the pen.
As a professor in Europe, Dr. V. was highly respected and known for his gift of simplifying complicated issues. His work will give you the expertise you are searching for.


Books

130 Excel Simulations (2017)

100 Excel VBA Simulations (2016)

100 Excel Simulations (2016)

Excel 2013 for Scientists (2014)

From VBA to VSTO (2006)

What Makes You Tick? (2012)
Solas Press

God and Evolution? (2012)
Pauline Books

Darwin's Legacy (2012+2014)
Lexington Books

Of All That Is, Seen and Unseen
Queenship Publishing

The Destiny of the Universe
Paragon House

It's All in the Genes! - Really?
Amazon

Life's Journey - A Guide from Conception to Natural Death
Angelico Press

Five Anti-Catholic Myths
Angelico Press

Aquinas and Modern Science
Angelico Press

Holism-Reductionism Debate
Amazon

Life and Death Issues
Angelico Press

Myth of an Anti-Science Church
Angelico Press

The Eclipse of God
EnRoute Books

Faith and Reason
EnRoute Books

Forty Anti-Catholic Lies
Sophia Institute Press

At the Dawn of Humanity
Angelico Press, Spring 2020

The First Christians
EnRoute Books

Broken Hearts in a Broken World
EnRoute Books

Destructive Doctrines
EnRoute Books

 

Reviews of his older books