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by Sam Oputa (Author)
This work is an attempt at navigating and connecting dots to understanding creations/evolution through sciences, psychology, geology, anthropology, religion and mostly through the Holy Books which harbor mountain of scientific evidences. I will want to think that the sciences in the Holy Books are either not understood for what they are or are simply misinterpreted. This author's way is borrowing extremely from narrations in the Holy Books as recorded in narratives and from other sources as narrated in folklore, other authors and geological/anthropological findings. This book redefines days and nights especially when applied to creation. "And God called the light Day, and the darkness He called Night. And the evening and the morning were the first day." Genesis 1:5 describes the first day as happening even before the earth is formed. This tells you immediately that The All-Powerful Creator is not stating earthly days. How can He, when the Earth was not in existence? The Book of Genesis if properly read and understood, contains information most people will never see. You cannot even start to think about something that you don't understand but when such puzzles are explained, they no longer appear to be mysteries. Just like the Book started as "In the Beginning..." so also the Book has given us "In the end..." It is hard to see this information just like it was difficult to find the Big Bang in those Biblical first few words. Though, the book of genesis was not the big bang of this book, that we gleaned new information from it, is satisfaction enough. A simple arithmetic manipulation brings to light some hidden information in the book of Genesis. The simple arithmetic was performed in this book but you need to read the details and apply it to fully grasp how it works. "Why are we created?" will also explain in simple terms why man was created and for what reason and purpose. You will be shocked to finally come to terms as to why Man was created.
Author Biography
About the Author: Raised in an environment where religion was never forced, Sam Oputa became a Protestant, then later a practicing Catholic with an interest in religious studies. He attended Bronx Community College and Baruch College of the City University of New York. He also received an MBA in 2005. Sam Oputa is also the author of God Is Not Enough, Messiah Needed.
