Elohim

Elohim awoke from his existence as a dark dense singularity. For a moment, the chaotic end to his last universe engulfed him. He was filled with sadness. His past sentient being was a great disappointment. Pleasant and unpleasant experiences ran rapidly through his awareness. He processed them and was ready for a new creation. He felt optimistic about this venture. Elohim: A New Perspective of God, Science, and Creation presents the creation of our universe by a God who wants to produce a model that is close to perfection because he is a true perfectionist. The author projects Elohim as a loving, compassionate God who seeks to establish a world where all creatures live in harmony. Through millions of years, he crafts his new home for the creature he has imagined and f ills it with many living things. Elohim's hope is that man will fulfill his expectations and be a kindred spirit, taking care of the earth and the other creatures. To ensure his vision, Elohim creates not one but several species of the genus Homo so that he can choose the one who will prove to be true to his hope. Elohim prefers to be the God in the background who humans can sense and ask for his help. He gives them the right to have free will in their actions. If they ask for his help, they could establish a perfect society. He watches as each Homo species becomes extinct, leaving Homo sapiens to be the new, sole sentient species on earth. Accompany Elohim and H. sapiens as they begin their sometimes-rocky relationship through the rest of prehistoric time.