Believe what you will, but the Creation story in Genesis is the only one that makes sense;  the only one that is incontrovertible; that is verified by wording in Isaiah that everyone can relate to.

     The story of Genesis is not a religious or evolutionist approach.  This story begged me to understand it -- Cried out to me, nagged me, and would not leave me alone until I sat down and made sense out of it.  I had to take the approach, early on, that many, no doubt honest people tried, over millennia, to pervert Genesis to a religious purpose.  I had to take it (the story) away from the religious trappings and allow it to stand on its own feet.  It only made sense to me when I realized that the early religious writers made changes to the words that made it possible for them to use it for their purposes; and that I had to change the wording back to the original wording that was in keeping with the confirming words in Isaiah.  For example:  In the paragraph where the bible story says, "The sun was also risen....".  I believe the original wording said, "A fire ball appeared in the sky..."etc.

     A fire ball appearing in the sky made no sense 2000 years ago.  It only made sense to us on July 16, 1945.

     In Pennsylvania a man went to work at a local nuclear power station -- he set off the alarms walking in the door in the AM to go to work.  The local geologist said this is of no concern -- old mining traces.  The granite rock under his house (after the basement was removed) has millions of tiny short cracks, all oriented in one direction.  All full of U308 uranium -- Fallout.  All producing enough radon gas to saturate the workman's clothes and set off alarms when he went to work -- alarms which were supposed to ring if a workman received a dose of radiation from inside the plant!

     As you can see, I did a lot of research in this.  Read the book as see how all these facts fit together like pieces of a puzzle.

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