Proper noun
Geisler (plural Geislers)
A surname.
“I watch them and I say, ‘these women are smart and they’re stoic, and they’re asking questions that the public wants answers to,’” said Jill Geisler, a professor on media and leadership at Loyola University in Chicago. Source: Internet
Dr Enns, you’re a much better theologian than Dr Geisler and I appreciate all you do. Source: Internet
Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus (6.41 and following) Proposed answers A common response from Christian philosophers, such as Norman Geisler or William Lane Craig is that the paradox assumes a wrong definition of omnipotence. Source: Internet
Later as sole owner, Geisler licensed the first National Football League’s tube sock and the first non-slip sock. Source: Internet
Geisler & Rhodes, When Cultists Ask, pp. 10-11. Source: Internet
“We need to have time where we’re spending time away from our partners,” Geisler said. Source: Internet