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Even today our world is still a great mystery.
Many scientists think that we are nearing the end of possible discoveries and believe they have solved the world's puzzles with their purely materialistic theories. However, closer examination shows that the "proof" they present is not always entirely conclusive. The author, is himself a doctor and, due to his own very diverse experiences over many years has remained critical of all dogma, especially scientific ones; he portrays in three volumes an alternative view of our world, which takes, of course, all really confirmed knowledge into account. Volume 1 deals with the basic principles of our universe, Volume 2 with "Life" and Volume 3 with "Death".
In an exciting and fascinating manner, yet being still easy to read, a large number of scientific, philosophical and religious ideas are broached. His "Better History of Our World" leads to a comprehensive synthesis of all those sciences which deal with theories of knowledge.
About the author
Prof. Dr. Walter van Laack, verheiratet, 2 Söhne, ist Facharzt, Hochschullehrer in Aachen, Autor zahlreicher naturphilosophischer Bücher und Verleger.
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Even today our world is still a great mystery. Many scientists think that
we are nearing the end of possible discoveries and believe they have solved
the world's puzzles with their purely materialistic theories. However,
closer examination shows that the "proof" they present is not always entirely
conclusive. The author, is himself a doctor and, due to his own very diverse
experiences over many years has remained critical of all dogma, especially
scientific ones; he portrays in three volumes an alternative view of our
world, which takes, of course, all really confirmed knowledge into account.
Volume 1 deals with the basic principles of our universe, Volume 2 with
"Life" and Volume 3 with "Death". In an exciting and fascinating manner,
yet being still easy to read, a large number of scientific, philosophical
and religious ideas are broached. His "Better History of Our World" leads
to a comprehensive synthesis of all those sciences which deal with theories
of knowledge.
