Informationen zum Autor George Farahat earned a Bachelor degree in Engineering (Electronics & Telecommunications) and a Master's degree in Information Systems. A researcher in interdisciplinary studies of science and religion, history of civilizations, and Catholic theology, he lives with his wife and children in Toronto, Canada. George's long career includes 30+ years in the implementation of information technology systems in business, particularly in the design of database systems and Web-based blogs and sites. He taught conceptual data modelling, and database implementation at Sheridan College, and was instrumental in projects at the Ontario Government particularly as Senior Business Systems Consultant at the Ministry of Economic Development & Trade. He was awarded the prestigious Amethyst Award by the Premier of Ontario for his contribution to the Innovator's Alliance initiative. He continues to serve the community as a member of the Knights of Columbus; in bi-weekly lectures at Jesus the King Church which are published on the web. His professional services are available by contacting him at his consulting company 123 Database Management & Training (http: //123train.ca) Klappentext This book will fascinate the reader as the author shares his own true story since his childbirth in Egypt, his growth, passions, sufferings and hopes and that of many others he knew. The book brings to light the relational character of the cosmos and all life it contains, as a reflection of the Mystery of God who is Love. Based on the historical development of thought and science as well as recent research, the author argues that humanity is destined for the Second Coming of Christ, the Alpha and Omega. Based on the development of civilizations the book illustrates violence, vengeance, greed, passion, fear, security, collaboration, love, and success as examples from history of individuals as well as cultures. The premise of the book is that humans by nature are relational. Since early civilizations, collaboration and reciprocity between tribes led to trade and thus learning developed in many centers. But knowledge is not only intellectual. Knowledge is completed in the love of the other which is pervasive in human thought and relations. The conclusion proposes imitation of love, the love shown in the life and teachings of Christ, even if hard, in order to live eternal life....

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This book will fascinate the reader as the author shares his own true story since his childbirth in Egypt, his growth, passions, sufferings and hopes and that of many others he knew. The book brings to light the relational character of the cosmos and all life it contains, as a reflection of the Mystery of God who is Love. Based on the historical development of thought and science as well as recent research, the author argues that humanity is destined for the Second Coming of Christ, the Alpha and Omega. Based on the development of civilizations the book illustrates violence, vengeance, greed, passion, fear, security, collaboration, love, and success as examples from history of individuals as well as cultures. The premise of the book is that humans by nature are relational. Since early civilizations, collaboration and reciprocity between tribes led to trade and thus learning developed in many centers. But knowledge is not only intellectual. Knowledge is completed in the love of the other which is pervasive in human thought and relations. The conclusion proposes imitation of love, the love shown in the life and teachings of Christ, even if hard, in order to live eternal life.