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Copyright Dr. Ing. Jan Pająk
Volume 1 - Introduction A. Introduction
- A1. The situation before the primeval beginnings - i.e.: the infinity, chaos, motion and darkness
- A1.1. The evolutionary power of the primeval chaos and the significance of it to the future of the humanity
- A1.1.1. Hostile for people consequence of evolutionary power of chaotic interactions
A3. The hunger for knowledge as the propelling force of creation
- A3.1. Definition of the magor goal of creating humans
- A3.2. The body of evidence and proofs which confirm that the major goal of God’s creation of the physical world and man is the continuous "pursue of knowledge" by God
A4. Problems of continuous perfecting and managing the physical world, and the need for experimental creation of several physical worlds and creatures that populated them
A5. The optimal solution for the problem of introducing improvements and managing, means the so-called "omniplan" and "software time"
- A5.1. How this God’s "omniplan" works, means how it controls the reversive software time from our physical world
A6. How God created our physical world and living creatures
A7. The development of requirements that must be fulfilled by the most vital of God’s creations, means by the mankind
A9. Sirens, whales, and dolphins – means relatives and genetic ancestors of humans
A10. How old is the humanity and the physical world
- A10.1. Which evidence documents that the thinking component of the Gods "Holy Trinit"
A11. The fiasco of first attempts to control directly the development of humans and further improvements which resulted from it
A12. The need to generate guidelines for permissible human behaviours – means the first religion
A13. The evolution of knowledge and views of God and its reflection in next religions of the world
A14. The creation of next races of people and next religions, standard procedure of creation
- A14.1. Why the confirmation of the use of this "standard procedure" during thecreation of Maoris by God, is for us so important
- A14.2. When and how God created Maori people