- Creationism and the Meaning of Life Discussed in New Trilogy, The Trilogy of Hope

Friday, 10th February 2012

home about authors news books xml feed sitemap privacy contact us

There are 8 users online

Artistic Views
Books & Reading
Comedy
Documentaries
Entertainment Industry
Events and Places of Interest
Fashion
Fun & Games
Gadgets & Hi-Tech
Hobbies
Internet
Lifestyles
Movies
Music
Performances
Shopping & Luxury
Special Interests
Television

Our Newsletter

Subscribe
Unsubscribe

Other Resources

For other sources of entertainment news, tips, and information, visit our resources page

Submit an Article

Would you like to have your article posted? Click Here

Creationism and the Meaning of Life Discussed in New Trilogy, The Trilogy of Hope
Added: 12/19/2006 Type: Summary Viewed: 309 time(s) [ Not Rated Yet ]

How would you rate this article: Bad Good Go »

Printer Friendly Version

Creationism and the Meaning of Life Discussed in New Trilogy, The Trilogy of Hope

A new and scientifically supported view about creationism and the meaning of life is discussed in three new manuscripts collectively known as "The Trilogy of Hope."

Christianity, Judaism, Islam … people are ready to fight to the death to defend every word in these books they hold sacred, but what are they really based on? Legends and myths going back thousands of years.

"These are trying times. Pollution is ruining the air, land and water, and global warming is seriously altering the climate around the world, moral values have completely eroded to the point that we now glorify evil and mediocrity. Not everybody wants to go down with the ship, and the books are the safety raft to help steer people toward a great life here on Earth with a promise of a better afterlife," the author of the trilogy says.

"The Trilogy of Hope" (http://trilogyofhope.ca/) begins with "The Book of Genesis." "The Book of Genesis" looks at the most recent and meaningful data from science and develops a sustainable theory of the origin of space, the advent of the universe and the position that people occupy in the context of creation.

"The Book of Life," the second manuscript in the series, explains psychological situations that humans encounter and offers common sense answers that everyone can understand and follow for a well-balanced, successful life.

The third manuscript in the series, "The Book of Knowledge," presents in digest form all the knowledge necessary to understand the world and the role of people within it.

"The Book of Genesis" will create a revolution of ideas where beliefs based on false myths and fables will have to make way for logic and common sense.

"The whole planet is gripped by mass delusion," the author says. "Christianity, Judaism, Islam … people are ready to fight to the death to defend every word in these books they hold sacred, but what are they really based on? Legends and myths going back thousands of years."

Article Pages: 1

Advanced Search