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Creation by Laws
by Joey Lawsin   
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Category:  Science
Publisher: Wasteland Press

ISBN-10:  1600472176

Type: Non-Fiction

Pages: 116

Copyright: 
June, 5, 2008
ISBN-13: 9781600472176


Creation by Laws presents a paradigm shift in our understanding of the universe’s origins. It suggests that existence is not the product of Divine Creation or the result of Darwinian Evolution. Instead, it proposes that all creation stems from a sequential process of instructions and materials.

God did not create creation; Creation created God.

The book argues that the universe materialized through a set of instructions, termed ‘The Law,’ rather than through a supernatural being or Darwinian means.

Like putting on a new pair of spectacles, this book introduces new eye-opening concepts like why things exist in pairs and how Laws govern creation. It also examines the continuous propagation of “life” and exponential transformation of species from non-living to living through a set of acquired verifiable empirical instructions.

Creation by Laws also sheds light on the natural principle of ‘Dualpairing,’ a fundamental requirement in the creation process. It cites examples such as the inherent dualpairing of space and shape, the inherent formation of instruction and material, the masswave and energyforce relationship, binary stellar systems, and the reproductive binary fusion and fission of living and non-living things.

With the advent of humanity, artificial creations also emerge, such as the tool system (metal-wood), the numerical system (1-0), the alphabetical system (curves-lines) to name a few. They are examples of dualpairings that reflect the Seven Laws of Creation.

Furthermore, the book challenges the conventional view of a supreme deity as the creator of all things, positioning ‘god’ only as a part of the creation process. It articulates a remarkable logical approach where humans can cross from ape to man or to a more controversial case from mud to man bypassing the controversial need for a fossilized transitional "missing link".

Take note that there are no transitional species that support Darwinian's evolution and there are no physical evidence that God exists. Similarly, there are no transitional or physical evidence that support Creation by Law.

Since how can we substantiate Creation is governed by a set of rules. How can we "see" a set of rules? How can we "feel" a self-acquired programming? How can we "tell" there are instructions that could process evolution? These questions might be the great dilemma surrounding Creation by Laws.

However, despite these challenges, surprisingly Creation by Law has the answers purely substantiated by an equation that affirms its validity — a mathematical truth comparable to dividing the circumference of a circle by its diameter yielding the constant of Pi (π), the basic life of all circles, an example much like the symbiotic dualpairing of instruction and material, the building blocks of everything.   


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