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IN THE BEGINNING,
WE WERE CREATED AFTER THE IMAGE OF GOD.
BUT THE HUMANITY DESECRATED THE IMAGE OF GOD,
THAT LIVED AND STILL LIVES IN US, AND
THE TRUE IMAGE OF THE ONE TRUE
GOD IS JESUS CHRIST.
***
THIS IS NOT A POSTMODERN ERA, BUT A POSTHUMAN ERA.
THIS IS THE NEW THEORY OF HUMAN DEVOLUTION.
***
"In human action, the echoes can resonate far beyond our immediate perception, reaching into realms unseen." - Inspired by the thematic essence of visionary narratives, Dan Anghel presents a profound exploration in "The Theory of Human Devolution: The True Origin of the Human Species".
This groundbreaking book delves deep into philosophical ideas, challenging contemporary thoughts on our existence and future. About the Book: Dan Anghel embarks on a compelling journey through the ages to uncover the true origin of humankind. At the heart of this exploration lies a critical examination of the problem of evil, ethical considerations of our actions, and profound questions about our future. The Theory of Human Devolution stands as a pivotal critique of the unchecked advancements in genetic manipulation. Anghel argues these scientific endeavors, aimed at achieving a fallacious perfection, risk the very essence of our humanity, blind to the inherent divine nobility we possess. This book is not just a historical or philosophical text; it is a warning and a call to recognize the potential dangers of future genetic endeavors that could lead humanity toward an irreversible path of self-destruction. Anghel challenges the reader to consider the spiritual and ethical implications of our quest for perfection and the denial of our intrinsic divine connection.
WE WERE CREATED AFTER THE IMAGE OF GOD.
BUT THE HUMANITY DESECRATED THE IMAGE OF GOD,
THAT LIVED AND STILL LIVES IN US, AND
THE TRUE IMAGE OF THE ONE TRUE
GOD IS JESUS CHRIST.
***
THIS IS NOT A POSTMODERN ERA, BUT A POSTHUMAN ERA.
THIS IS THE NEW THEORY OF HUMAN DEVOLUTION.
***
"In human action, the echoes can resonate far beyond our immediate perception, reaching into realms unseen." - Inspired by the thematic essence of visionary narratives, Dan Anghel presents a profound exploration in "The Theory of Human Devolution: The True Origin of the Human Species".
This groundbreaking book delves deep into philosophical ideas, challenging contemporary thoughts on our existence and future. About the Book: Dan Anghel embarks on a compelling journey through the ages to uncover the true origin of humankind. At the heart of this exploration lies a critical examination of the problem of evil, ethical considerations of our actions, and profound questions about our future. The Theory of Human Devolution stands as a pivotal critique of the unchecked advancements in genetic manipulation. Anghel argues these scientific endeavors, aimed at achieving a fallacious perfection, risk the very essence of our humanity, blind to the inherent divine nobility we possess. This book is not just a historical or philosophical text; it is a warning and a call to recognize the potential dangers of future genetic endeavors that could lead humanity toward an irreversible path of self-destruction. Anghel challenges the reader to consider the spiritual and ethical implications of our quest for perfection and the denial of our intrinsic divine connection.
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- Auteur(s):
- Uitgeverij:
Inhoud
- Aantal bladzijden:
- 82
- Taal:
- Engels
Eigenschappen
- Productcode (EAN):
- 9781520929859
- Verschijningsdatum:
- 19/04/2017
- Uitvoering:
- Paperback
- Formaat:
- Trade paperback (VS)
- Afmetingen:
- 152 mm x 229 mm
- Gewicht:
- 131 g
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