God’s Code

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Aldivan Teixeira Torres. God’s Code

God’s code

Dedicatory

Thanks

Introduction

Part I- Home. Tragedy

The dense night in Philliphe's life

The book

Twenty days later

The Philliphe Experience

The descent

The trip

The first day

Part II - Familyng. 2.1- Values

2.2-Marriage

2.3- Expenses

2.4- Memory

2.5- Behavior

2.6- Values of attention

2.7- Disagreements

2.8- General Conduct

2.9- Inheritance

Part III – Religious

3.1- The various religions

3.2- The concept of God

3.3- Religious and secular festivals

3.4- Idolatry and fanaticism

3.5- Do not mess with God and the unknown

3.6- How to pray

3.7- Transfusions, UTIS, Surgeries

3.8- Circumcision, promises, the Sabbath day

3.9- Seers, letters, spiritual works, etc

3.10- The destiny of man

3.11- The action of God through men

3.12- The notion of sin

3.13— Miscellaneous topics related to religion

Part IV — On the way to another city

4.1— Prostitution

4.2— Virginity

4.3— Types of union

4.4— Types of relationship

4.5— Sexual taboos

4.6— Sexually Transmitted Diseases (STDs)

Part V— New Directions

5.1— Types of regime

5.2— Brazilian political history

5.3— Corruption

5.4— Miscellaneous topics

5.5— Resuming the debate

5.6— Confidences

Part VI— Working

6.1— First topics

6.2— Public sector, private, competitions, technical training

6.3— Quality of life, trade union movement and the rights and duties of the Worker

Part VII — Scientific

7.1— The role of the media

7.2— Brazilian energy matrix, the universe

7.3— Environment

Part VIII— SocioeconomicCity

8.1— Some important issues

8.2— Other topics

8.3— Sports and leisure

Part IX— Educulting

9.1— Educational modalities, public school versus the private and remuneration of education professionals

9.2— Illiteracy, role of teachers, formation peoples, cultural heritage

9.3— Programs supporting culture, literature and the challenge of publishing

Part X— Health

Part XI— Sodorra

11.1— The Sermon of the Desert

Part XII — Final

Epilogue

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I dedicate this work to all the altruists, thinkers, philosophers, writers who contributed to the moral elevation of our society. However, I have noticed that there is much to be done in all aspects and therefore the decision to publish a code directed to the aggrandizement of all.

I also dedicate to the ordinary people of all classes who with a lot of game of waist they can survive in a country of good theory, but not of practice. And especially I recommend reading for those who have not yet found the meaning of life nor the knowledge of the benign forces of the universe that we usually call God.

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—It's inevitable, Renato. Is there anyone who controls the urge of the heart? (The Seer)

— Do not recriminate him, Renato. You are not old enough for this, but one day you will understand. We need to support him. Count on me always, my friend. (Philliphe)

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