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The Observer of Genesis. : the Science Behind the Creation Story

Mrs. Alberto Canen, Mercedes Carreira, Editor

Abstract

It was clear to me that the Genesis story was real; they were facts that could have happened but were somehow masked. What was the key? What was the Rosetta stone that would allow me to interpret the narrative? The key, I discovered, was that the story -the text- was a narrative of someone who was telling what he was seeing. That was the key -the board, so to speak- on which I had to assemble the pieces of this puzzle. In the text of Creation there was an observer, a narrator. They were not just verses, no, it was clear that it was a narration: the narration of an observer. By introducing this variable, the narrator-observer, all made sense. From then on the rest was just a case of looking for the right questions: Was it a vision or a revelation? Or both? How long did the vision take? Who was he? Where did he live? What was his location? The location, the location was crucial. The observer and its location were the cornerstones for understanding the story of Creation. This book describes the journey I had to make from the Bible to science in a permanent back and forth until I managed to unravel the mystery. I encourage you to join me in my discovery. Let´s have a cup of coffee, find a comfortable chair, and leave the preconceptions aside for a moment. Let us open our minds and look at what mysteries have been hidden in the verses of Genesis for over three thousand years.

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