Fire, Flint and Faith
Fire, Flint and Faith by Xavier L. Suarez, published by AuthorHouse on August 19, 2022, is a 198-page exploration of the universe’s history. This book presents a coherent and holistic journey that examines the so-called “Great Leap Forward,” a pivotal moment connecting humans to their animal ancestors. Through a blend of history, science, and logic, the author challenges the prevailing view of scientific materialism, which posits that “only matter matters.”
Readers will find that the book engages with philosophical and psychological themes, offering insights into the human experience as a combination of body, mind, and spirit. Written in a conversational style, it aims to be accessible to a broad audience, encouraging reflection on recent scientific discoveries and their implications. By debunking modern academic teachings, the author invites readers to reconsider the nature of humanity and its place in the universe.
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Fire, Flint and Faith is a coherent and holistic – but also entertaining – journey through the history of the universe. Following on other works by the author which analyze otherwise unexplainable jumps in the history of our planet, this book focuses on the so-called “Great Leap Forward” that scientists believe connected our species to our animal ancestors. Using history, science and logic, the author convincingly debunks the latest in a scientific materialism, which argues that “only matter matters.” Instead, the author uses recent scientic discoveries and common sense to suggest that humans are a marvelous combination of body, mind and spirit. Told in a conversational style that any adult can comprehend, the book goes on to conclude that humans are a wonderful combination of body, mind and spirit. In the process, it debunks the notion that “only matter matters,” as taught by some modern academicians.
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