The Revolution 2

The author of this work was well surrounded: in the company of leading scientists, helped by magnificent illustrations, he offers us a new look at a series of subjects that fascinate everything that takes the time to think. The reader sees a prodigious reality appear. The scientific discoveries of the last 100 years, in the fields as diverse as cosmology, physics, or rather "physical", biology and others, were perfectly known to the wise men for millennia, thanks to the Torah, through its true dictionary: oral Torah, that is to say the Talmud, the midrach, and the Kabbale! Even more, certain scientific mythologies considered to be unassailable, even indisputable, collapse before new discoveries which do not only bring the ancient myths to the ground; They build a real bridge between the world of science and that ofJudaism. This exceptional book, which completes revolution I magnificently, contains an already known news of thousands of scientists around the world, Jews and non-Jews together: recent recent scientific revolutions are ultimately only a rediscovery of the foundations and origins of creation and life, as they appear, in their true dimension and their unfathomable depth, in the Torah of Israel. "There", they are presented, as this book shows, with clarity capable of providing real solutions to many puzzles, at the same time as they finally and above all allow authentic access to eternal wisdom. Among the subjects dealt with by this book: - The origin of man - Where did the dinosaurs go? - Intelligent or evolution planning? - How old is the universe? - coming back from the beyond - Creation and Big Bang - The quality of the environment - Thereparthenogenesis - The monkey descends from man? - The giraffe and its cheese - "Me", what is "? - Eye diseases that put the heart in danger “The instructive elements presented in this work seem perfect. I have carefully read the chapter devoted to dinosaurs. The elements presented there are astounding; They constitute a real revolution, a document of the greatest importance. »» Pr Doron Orbach Director of the electrochemistry unit Ilan University of Tel Aviv, Israel