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Артур Задикян. Jesus and Christ
Prologue
Part 1. The Divine Comedy, or the Drama of "God"
Chapter 1: In the beginning was the past
Chapter 2: Lightning and Thunder
Chapter 3: Dream, reality and technology
Chapter 4: One of the worlds that has not fallen
Chapter 5: Lies of the Savior? lies for the Savior? or lies for salvation?
Chapter 6. Where faith ends and religion begins
Chapter 7. How to invent God
Chapter 8. Another story of your past
Chapter 9. The only witness
Chapter 10. Maria
Chapter 11. The Holy Spirit did not conceive God alone
Chapter 12. The Gospel story in the mirror
Chapter 13. "Flying Star."
Chapter 14. The Sorcerer, the Wizard and the Fortune Teller
Chapter 15. The Evil Genius of the Jewish Nation
Chapter 16. Divine Infanticide
Chapter 17. Little God and Big Politics
Chapter 18. Author of the theory of salvation
Chapter 19. The Last Supper #1
Chapter 20. H₂O's secret mission
Chapter 21. What does God buy?
Chapter 22. Conspiracy or treaty – theory or plan?
Chapter 23. Nothing sacred – just business
Chapter 24. The Miracle of Judo, or the Paradox of Perception
Chapter 25. In the labyrinth of goodness and wickedness
Chapter 26. The Sermon on the Mount, or Election Program
Part 2. Shahid
Chapter 1: The Magician and the Master
Chapter 2: The story of one murder
Chapter 3: NGC 1161
Chapter 4. A brief history of the nondescript
Chapter 5. Specialist in identifying the resurrected
Chapter 6. Personnel decide everything
Chapter 7. Whether mush in the head is food for the mind
Chapter 8: Christ instead of Mashiach
Chapter 9. Specialization "god" – everyday life
Chapter 10. Religion – manufacturing instructions
Chapter 11. The Judgment of God, or The Paradox of Faith and Intellect
Chapter 12. The Crucifixion, Death and Burial of the Immortal
Chapter 13. The world and its content
Chapter 14. Business and a little personal
Chapter 15. I can see you, or It wasn't like that
Chapter 16. The soul is the main currency
Chapter 17. Behind the scenes of the Gospel story
Chapter 18. The Numbers That Rule Us
Chapter 19. Brahma's 311-trillion 40-billionth day
Chapter 20. The Third Eye, the Fifth Leg, and the Seventh Friday
Chapter 21. Soulless Gods
Chapter 22. Intellect – cognition of the creator
Epilogue
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The human hearing organs can distinguish between 16,000 and 20,000 hertz. Below that threshold is infrasound. Above that, ultrasound. For example, at a frequency of 7 to 13 hertz – a natural wave of fear emitted by typhoons, earthquakes, volcanic eruptions – sounds that encourage all living things to leave the centers of natural disasters. Now, think about it: people didn't know this once, but they were influenced. That is, something influenced them, made them act, made them afraid, but the reason was unknown to them and, accordingly, was attributed to the will of some mysterious powerful forces. So the message from the past, which has reached us in the form of a word, including the one that was "in the beginning", influences our consciousness, prompting it to make this or that decision, often with unknown consequences. Believing in the Creator, we hope for good in the content of this message, but in the message itself there is a prediction of tragedy expressed in a mythical phenomenon called "the end of the world". And supposedly this phenomenon should happen as a result of the actions of people. Only it is unknown whether there is a method to avoid this phenomenon or it should happen naturally, because the one who should allow this phenomenon to happen was created by the Creator Himself. Perhaps it is some method of transforming the object of creation, that is us. Even if you hold to a strictly empirical worldview, you must agree: without natural cataclysms, i.e. changes in nature, man would not have come into existence. If you adhere to a religious worldview, you will consider even such a remote in time event as the Cambrian explosion ,1 as an act of God, and if you adhere to a scientific worldview – as a natural natural process.
Now imagine a situation, when an unpleasant event should happen to you (or remember when it happened), and possibly a tragic one, which you, naturally, would like to avoid. Simulate the possibility of going back in time and, knowing the consequences, take measures to prevent this event, i.e. behave correctly. In ordinary life we cannot go back, but we try not to repeat similar mistakes, knowing the consequences. Both the instinct of self-preservation and intelligent decision-making are based on this. It gives experience, unless, of course, the event ended your life or the life of all mankind.
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Ruthra replied with a thoughtful look, weakly trying to hide his astonishment.
– It was real," Maimun said quietly, as if it were some kind of secret, patting his palms timidly.
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