The Summation of Elohim

By Deick Condrad Williams

God made the universe simplistic; man made the understanding of the universe complicated. The modern world has so many theoriesso many voices expounding on how the universe began, how it works, and how it may endits no wonder there is mass confusion that can end in miscommunication, hatred, and war. On deeper examination of the facts, however, we find that all these theories and voices have more in common than they believe. In The Summation of Elohim, author Deick Conrad Williams simplifies and unifies societal beliefs of science and spiritualitythe beliefs of our civilizationand shows how understanding our universe on a new level helps us understand our relationship to God, to each other, and to ourselves. Williams, a philosopher and mathematician who has devoted his life to studying the workings of the universe though the lens of numerous disciplines, first explores the universes beginnings, the advent of humanity, and how organized religion allowed civilization to flourish. Then, with minimal mathematical equations and ample analogies to modern life, Williams offers fresh, valuable insights on the algorithms governing our universeand the chaos inherent to its existence. From exploring the chakras and how to produce multiple orgasms to the Freudian id manifest in the seven deadly sins, The Summation of Elohim takes an enlightening journey toward understanding our universe and our vital role within it.

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• Language: English
• Publisher: iUniverse
• Release date: Jun 13, 2011
• ISBN: 9781462016501

Deick Condrad Williams

Deick Conrad Williams is a cosmogonist, philosopher, and mathematician; he has dedicated his life to understanding the workings of the universe. His formal education was in the social sciences, and his professional life has been in the fields of psychology and education. He currently lives in Nevada.

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The

Summation

of

Elohim

Deick Conrad Williams

Edited by Bambi Dewey

iUniverse, Inc.

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The Summation of Elohim

Copyright © 2011 by Deick Conrad Williams

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iUniverse rev. date: 06/01/2011

Introduction:

This is a postulation based on observations and concepts that have been derived from other authors’ ideas. There is no explicit empirical scientific evidence to the information provided herein. The first parts of this book may appear mundane, but current popular scientific beliefs must be understood. Please have an open mind that the information that is being conveyed will be summed up and unified. The concept of this book is to unify the beliefs of science and spirituality. It will be shown that the hierarchy that governs the universe truly wrote the universe with the language of mathematics. We must understand where we came from and how we work. Biology, psychology, religion, philosophy, and mathematics all need to be understood to unify common beliefs. There will be minimal amounts of mathematics in this book, but it will be explained using analogies, so that those who are not familiar in extraneous mathematics may understand key topics. None of the statements in this book are meant to be offensive. These are merely observations that form a postulation of how the universe works and what God is. There is no right or wrong, just different positions of observation.

God: The hierarchy which governs and/or controls the universe.

Contents

Introduction:

Part 1: Current Popular Scientific Beliefs

Part 2: Subjective-Observation: Mass Displacement Through a Multi-Dimensional Medium

Part 3: The Uniqueness Function

Part 4: The Evolution of the Human Being

Part 5: The Development of Religion as a Need for the Development of Civilization

Part 6: Female vs. Male

Part 7: Partial Differential Equations, Resonance, and Multiple Orgasms

Part 8: The Id and the Seven Deadly Sins

Part 9: Einstein: My Poor Little Man-Child

Part 10: Rebels vs. Leaders

Part 11: Wormhole Generation Through Neutrino Polarization

Part 12: The Id Manifestation within the Military Industrial Complex

Part 13: Love

Part 14: Ubiquitous Truth and Cognitive Dissonance

Part 15: God’s Relationship to Us

Part 16: Conclusion

References

Part 1: Current Popular Scientific Beliefs

The current beliefs in modern science suggest that the universe was formed about ten to fifteen billion years ago. It was formed by a big bang that was a collision of multiple universes. The most favored belief is that there are eleven dimensions that make up our universe. The eleven dimensions form a membrane that engulfs the other dimensions. The