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Astrobiology, the Origin of Life, & the Death of Darwinism: Evolutionary Metamorphosis

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In this seminal, paradigm busting, revolutionary work, Dr. Joseph announces the death of Darwinism and demonstrates that life on Earth did not first emerge from an organic soup or undersea thermal vent. It fell from the sky encased in the stellar debris which pounded the planet for the first 700 million years after the creation. And these "genetic seeds" which swarm throughout the cosmos, contained the instructions for the metamorphosis of all life, including woman and man. Contrary to Darwinism, life did not evolve secondary to "random mutations" but in a purposeful, highly predictable, genetically controlled, step-wise, molecular clock-like fashion, and in accordance with the genetic engineering of the environment. Just as a caterpillar spins a cocoon, undergoes a profound metamorphosis and emerges as a butterfly, the metamorphosis of life on this planet has been genetically predetermined and genetically precoded, unfolding in accordance with those DNA-based instructions maintained within the genomes of the first living creatures to appear on Earth. DNA acts to purposefully modify the environment, which acts on gene selection, so as to fulfill specific genetic goals: the dispersal and activation of silent DNA and the replication of life forms that long ago lived on other planets.

Language: English

Pages: 370

Format: Paperback

Publisher: University Press California

Release: May 01, 2001

ISBN: 0970073380

ISBN 13: 9780970073389

Astrobiology, the Origin of Life, & the Death of Darwinism: Evolutionary Metamorphosis

4.1/5 ( ratings)

In this seminal, paradigm busting, revolutionary work, Dr. Joseph announces the death of Darwinism and demonstrates that life on Earth did not first emerge from an organic soup or undersea thermal vent. It fell from the sky encased in the stellar debris which pounded the planet for the first 700 million years after the creation. And these "genetic seeds" which swarm throughout the cosmos, contained the instructions for the metamorphosis of all life, including woman and man. Contrary to Darwinism, life did not evolve secondary to "random mutations" but in a purposeful, highly predictable, genetically controlled, step-wise, molecular clock-like fashion, and in accordance with the genetic engineering of the environment. Just as a caterpillar spins a cocoon, undergoes a profound metamorphosis and emerges as a butterfly, the metamorphosis of life on this planet has been genetically predetermined and genetically precoded, unfolding in accordance with those DNA-based instructions maintained within the genomes of the first living creatures to appear on Earth. DNA acts to purposefully modify the environment, which acts on gene selection, so as to fulfill specific genetic goals: the dispersal and activation of silent DNA and the replication of life forms that long ago lived on other planets.

Language: English

Pages: 370

Format: Paperback

Publisher: University Press California

Release: May 01, 2001

ISBN: 0970073380

ISBN 13: 9780970073389

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