The History of Civilizations Series The History of Creation

This book tells the story of creation from a scientific perspective alone. It is essential as an introduction to the history of civilizations created by humans, as it will enable us to understand the significance of the slow and complex evolution of this existence. It will provide us with a clear understanding of these civilizations, which represent the latest in a series of evolutionary processes that continue to evolve and change every day. They are the product of a still-ambiguous being, inhabited by ignorance, narrow-minded fanaticism, and unbridled instincts. They remain incapable of coexisting with one another, despite the great strides that the history of civilizations has made. Anyone reading this book will feel a sense of comfort and perhaps purification, on the one hand, because it will cleanse their mind and soul of all the inherited delusional ideas about the origin of the universe, the earth, life, and humanity. On the other hand, they will feel a sense of humility, because they will realize that humans are ordinary beings in a long line of beings, some of whom still coexist with us and are distinguished by their ability to possess the gift of reason. They will also realize that the Earth is not the center of the universe, but rather a neglected grain of sand in a distant arm of one of the galaxies. The universe, too, is a giant bubble still expanding and will eventually subside, shrink, and disappear. Science is what makes humans pure and humble, and what enables them to discover the truth without falsehood or embellishment. Other activities, such as philosophy, poetry, literature, art, games, etc., are techniques for psychological balance, instilling in them contemplation and ecstasy, both before and after they learn the truth revealed by science. They are not, strictly speaking, concerned with revealing the truth of what happened and what is happening.