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From The Farthest Hills of Elsewhere
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From The Farthest Hills of Elsewhere in Grande Prairie, AB
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From The Farthest Hills of Elsewhere in Grande Prairie, AB
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Darwin says we evolved into men over millions of years. True or not? Every million years - sometimes more, sometimes less - a wholly new "model" of hominid or near-mad appeared out of nowhere. It did not "evolve". There was nobody in between. What Thomas Huxley called "genetic islands". No hominid stood on an earlier one's shoulders: one or two million years, unchanged, he vanished, without descendents. Someone - or something - was designing hominids and man with incredible intelligence. An English software specialist takes holidays in New Delhi: he meets two Indian gurus, with uncanny mental powers. The gurus bring together some scientists, to argue about the "evolution" of man. Is this a material world where atoms put themselves together, and we vanish into dust when we die? - or does a Designer of inconceivable Intelligence create us? In the second part of the book, they take a train across India and talk about people who have died in recent years - in this generation, about 15,000,000 - who have gone to heaven - and come back into their bodies. All 15 million tell the same story. Spirits going in and out of the material world.
Darwin says we evolved into men over millions of years. True or not? Every million years - sometimes more, sometimes less - a wholly new "model" of hominid or near-mad appeared out of nowhere. It did not "evolve". There was nobody in between. What Thomas Huxley called "genetic islands". No hominid stood on an earlier one's shoulders: one or two million years, unchanged, he vanished, without descendents. Someone - or something - was designing hominids and man with incredible intelligence. An English software specialist takes holidays in New Delhi: he meets two Indian gurus, with uncanny mental powers. The gurus bring together some scientists, to argue about the "evolution" of man. Is this a material world where atoms put themselves together, and we vanish into dust when we die? - or does a Designer of inconceivable Intelligence create us? In the second part of the book, they take a train across India and talk about people who have died in recent years - in this generation, about 15,000,000 - who have gone to heaven - and come back into their bodies. All 15 million tell the same story. Spirits going in and out of the material world.


















