Whither Cometh Humankind‪?‬

This work clearly and logically reconciles the seemingly irreconcilable and opposing views of "Creation" and "Evolution" using the dialectic process of the German philosopher, Hegel.



Excerpts from this publication:



"The simple recognition that “Evolution” can actually be a necessary and vital part of the “Creative-process” should logically develop into the clear conviction that Evolution is the Creative-process. At the same time, the Creative-process is Evolution. That is fact, simply because The Will of God must inherently be both natural and logical in all processes."



"Charles Townes, who shared the 1964 Nobel Prize in physics for discovering the principles of the laser, goes further: “Many have a feeling that somehow intelligence must have been involved in The Laws of the universe.” And the authors of “The Mystery of Life’s Origin”, concluded that: a “...Creator beyond the cosmos...” is the most plausible explanation of life’s origins."