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This site is dedicated to the vision and mission of Arthur C.
Custance (1910-1985), a British-born Canadian who wrote about the unique connections
between scientific research and biblical understanding bringing together faith and reason.
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Arthur Custance originally published, through Doorway Publications, a series of scholarly papers
relating biblical truths to scientific facts. These Doorway Papers were republished in a tenvolume
set known as The Doorway Papers Series.
Arthur Custance also wrote 6 books providing fresh insights into our creation and redemption,
and our journey into the glorious world to come. These books include: Journey Out of Time, The
Mysterious Matter of Mind, The Seed of the Woman, Sovereignty of Grace, Two Men Called
Adam, Without Form and Void.
This site is sponsored by the Arthur Custance Centre which seeks to preserve, promote, and
republish the written works of Arthur Custance and to stimulate continued research of the Bible
in the light it receives from and contributes to the whole field of knowledge by means of
publications, electronic media, and education.
Other books available through the Custance Center and Doorway Publications include A
Biography of Arthur C. Custance, by Evelyn White, and A Christian's Guide to Defeating
Evolution, and Rescuing Science from Preconceived Beliefs, both by R. Gary Chiang.
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To contribute to the ministry of the Arthur Custance Centre, please click on 'Make a
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Arthur Custance
1910 - 1985
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Education:
1940: M.A. in Oriental Languages, majored
in Physical and Cultural Anthropology, University of Toronto
1959: Ph.D. University of Ottawa Thesis: Does
Science Transcend Culture?
Career:
1940 - 1951: Professional Engineer (Otis
Fensom, Henderson Electric, Consultant)
1955 - 1970: Research scientist in human thermoregulation,
Defence Research Board, Government of Canada, Ottawa
Scientific Achievements:
developed and designed respirator mask,
mask-sizing meter, anthropometric facial contour measuring device.
and the Custance Sudorimeter for accurate measurement of levels
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