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In the Beginning

Christian Forscher
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Year
2025
Language
English
Publisher
novum publishing

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What options remain if we accept neither religious faith nor the theory of evolution? If the Big Bang is not a realistic explanation, as our research has now proven it to be completely untenable, then what remains?
The many dogmas, whether religious or scientific, leave us with unanswerable questions. The search for reality begins with the recognition of false theories. This recognition provides a foundation on which real knowledge can be built.
It is man's task to understand the world, to learn its laws, to learn what really exists. For us, everything is relative, as Einstein so aptly put it, but what really exists is not relative at all. The perceptible world is the result of precisely defined laws.

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