The author Walter van Laack is a practicing medical specialist and a professor at a German University of Applied Sciences. He has lectured at a natural scientific-technical faculty for many years.
He is convinced that materialism is not the right explanation and he believes that he can prove this by means of confirmed natural scientific knowledge. In his opinion Natural Science and Religions are smoothly interconnected by means of philosophy, what he meanwhile showed and explained in numerous books of what is called "Natural Philosophy", having been published since 1999.
Besides he is known as one of the most popular researchers about "Near-Death-Experiences" (NDE) in Germany, holding countless lectures and organising NDE-seminars over decades.
Keystones Of Our World. The Whole World Is Information
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- Nombre de pages72
- FormatePub
- ISBN978-3-936624-34-2
- EAN9783936624342
- Date de parution11/05/2017
- Protection num.Digital Watermarking
- Taille1 Mo
- Infos supplémentairesepub
- Éditeurvan Laack GmbH
Résumé
Modern Natural Science preaches materialisms. But is this the right notion, even so characteristic of our times?
The author is convinced that materialism is not the right explanation and he believes that he can prove this by means of confirmed natural scientific knowledge.
With this new book series "Keystones of Our World" the author takes a sharp and consistent observation beyond the horizons of all important scientific fields and with impressive logic he leads us towards a plausible but alternative perception of the real world.
In the end even death loses its horror. In so doing, this look may also provide assistance and consolation for those afraid of their own death or being directly confronted with the death of a beloved one. The first volume provides us with elementary mathematical logic, found both in the whole universe with its amazing natural constants and in the genome of life.
In the end even death loses its horror. In so doing, this look may also provide assistance and consolation for those afraid of their own death or being directly confronted with the death of a beloved one. The first volume provides us with elementary mathematical logic, found both in the whole universe with its amazing natural constants and in the genome of life.
