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Humankind’s mind and the universe are inseparable. A Notion that humankind was in the center of the observed reality suffered loss beginning in the 1970es. Rise of the quantum physics and quantum cosmology dominated scientific research. It quickly became obvious that an all-knowing intelligence had tied together humankind’s mind and the universe we observe. Also,

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The root of the problem was the local worldview. Science and Philosophy maintained that our reality (What we observe) is local. Theology embraced the same worldview. Accordingly, there was one worldview in one locality, in another a different one. The conviction that our reality is local persisted until the end of the 20-eth century. The

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Ancient cosmology and human nature. The ancient and classical cosmological concepts revealed the problem concerning understanding human nature. People understood that human beings were mechanical automation isolated from the universe. As such, humans were not an integral part of the universe. Religion maintained that human beings’ highest aim and responsibility was strict adherence to locally

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CREATION (4) Limited cosmology and worldview continued. Newton’s Clockwork universe theory maintains that our universe is static – not changing but fixed. Students of the Bible and theologians liked the unchanging universe. They reasoned that because the Creator is unchanging, therefore, His creation is also unchanging. Because the Creator remains the same, all his creation

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The earth-shaking emerging cosmology. The clockworks universe comforted theologians in their sorrow because the emerging cosmology overthrew humanity as the crowning center of it all. Accordingly, some theologians found a way of exploiting the emerging cosmology in their favor. However, their consolation did not last long. The classical philosophy introduced an impediment to the clockwork’s

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Creation according to ancient cosmology. In ancient and biblical cosmology, humans and the earth were the centers of the God’s dominion. THE MAN WAS IT! Accordingly, theological thinkers maintained that all activity by God and heavenly beings was directed down to earth. The ancient times’ people did not know that the universe existed. They did

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How should we understand the creation? To understand the biblical narrative of creation, we should; Understand that the Bible does not describe the creation of our universe or its beginning. Observe that the biblical narrative of creation only describes the preparation of the planet earth for the carbon-based intelligent life – humankind. Therefore, the creation

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Welcome. My name is Daniel Lazich, author of From Creation to Re-Creation. I will post blogs related to the subject of my book. I aim at presenting excerpts from my book and, where appropriate, amplify and add detail. I invite you to visit my website and follow my blogs as regularly as possible.