JB Walker and Emma Quadrakoff began their collaboration of Bible study many years ago, shortly after they had met. Both had worked part-time in a local supermarket, while attending college. JB worked as essentially a part-time assistant manager, and Emma was a cashier. Another employee had given JB a brand new Bible, which he kept in his locker. Their first conversation about the Bible was JB remarking to Emma that "he was trying to understand it, but that it really did not make very much sense to him." It seems that JB, having a habit of reading magazines from the back to front, had began his Bible studies with the Book of Revelation; not understanding why it was written in such a difficult to understand fashion. Emma then explained to him that Revelation was probably the most difficult book to understand, and perhaps he should try starting at the beginning.
Over the years, they collaborated on many written projects, all of which were very specific writings for private matters. They are largely content oriented writers, being much more concerned with factual information rather than writing style. More likely than not, they might even tend to unknowingly split an infinitive from time to time.
About two years ago, they decided that they were getting tired of people trying to make God look like a fool; by stating how ridiculous His word was; because many of the most significant portions of it could not possibly be true. This is or was generally based upon the scientific refutation of his word; not necessarily by scientists, but based upon science.
So they embarked upon a project to find out exactly what it was that God actually did have to say about these scientific as well as many other "controversial" matters. The result of their efforts comprise MeekRaker, and they sincerely hope that many will determine that they have succeeded.
