Background
Collins, James Duffield was born on December 20, 1919 in Logansport, Indiana, United States. Son of Louis Duffield and Gaynelle May (Mobley) Collins.
(The Double Bowline Knot is a powerful and timely message ...)
The Double Bowline Knot is a powerful and timely message derived from a consideration of the unfathomable intelligence reflected in the creation of the human body and the spiritual reason for its existence. The author progresses from a technical description of human anatomical parts and systems, and the incomprehensible intelligence reflected in their evolution, to the nonphysical nature of man as indicated by the atomic structure of his physical body. He alludes to physical reality as existing only in a virtual state and that true existence is on a spiritual plane. Therefore, the development of spiritual faith is a necessary step toward reconciling our physical existence with a source of infinite wisdom, a supreme being, which we call God, and that development of spiritual faith could well be the ultimate purpose of our being. The author likens the acquisition of spiritual faith to learning to tie a double bowline knot.
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Collins, James Duffield was born on December 20, 1919 in Logansport, Indiana, United States. Son of Louis Duffield and Gaynelle May (Mobley) Collins.
Bachelor of Science in Marine Engineering, United States Merchant Marine Academy, 1946.
Process engineer General Motors Corporation, Indianapolis, 1940-1944. Marine engineer Moore McCormack Lines, New York City, 1946. Senior project engineer research and development General Motors Corporation, Indianapolis, 1946-1982.
Editor-at-large Marcel Dekker, Incorporated, New York York City, since 1986. Lieutenant junior grade United States Naval Reserve, 1946-1957.
(The Double Bowline Knot is a powerful and timely message ...)
Member president' council Purdue University. Member Society Naval Architects and Marine Engineers, United States Naval Institute, Masons.
Married Barbara Cook, March 12, 1949. Children: Barbara Cook Junior, James Duffield World War II.