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Encyclopedia > Michael Hayes

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  • Michael J. Hayes, the best-selling author

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Michael: Definition and Much More from Answers.com (6117 words)
Michael is one of the principal angels in Abrahamic tradition; his name was said to have been the war-cry of the angels in the battle fought in heaven against Satan and his followers.
Michael is reputed to have caused a healing spring to flow in the first century at Colossae, and his churches were frequently visited by the sick and lame.
Medieval Christians considered St. Michael as the symbol or emblem of the Church Militant and as the patron saint of soldiers, in the Roman Catholic liturgy, Princeps militiae coelestis quem honorificant angelorum cives ("Prince of the celestial army whom the city of angels honor").
Michael Hayes: High Priests, Quantum Genes (2968 words)
I suspect that the name of Michael Hayes is going to be remembered together with those of Stephen Hawking and Watson and Crick as a thinker who has made a revolutionary contribution to our vision of modern science.
In the early stage of his quest, Mike Hayes (as he prefers to be known) had studied the I-Ching, and wondered idly why the number of hexagrams is eight times eight, not seven times seven or nine times nine.
To begin with, Hayes discusses in his introduction the pertinent biographical facts that enable the reader to watch the discovery and unfolding of his ideas.
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