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The Secret of the Creation

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The text offers a visionary cosmogony in which an eternal creator brings time and ordered worlds out of primordial light, water, and darkness; opposing personified forces of light and darkness become Jehovah and Satan. Divine electricity fashions minerals and dry land, and souls are formed and later given bodies to populate heaven and earth. Jehovah establishes a luminous temple and throne that sustain creation and shields life with righteousness, while Satan's envy gradually corrupts many souls until a celestial rebellion and a decree to expel the wicked. Interwoven are hymnic passages and poems that amplify themes of creation, fall, divine justice, and the struggle between radiance and shadow.

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Howard D. Pollyen

Howard D. Pollyen is an author known for his work in speculative fiction, particularly his novel "The Secret of the Creation." This book explores themes of existence and the nature of creation, inviting readers to ponder profound philosophical questions. Pollyen's writing reflects a blend of imaginative storytelling and thought-provoking concepts, contributing to the literary landscape of his genre. While not widely recognized, his work offers a unique perspective that resonates with those interested in the intersections of science and philosophy.

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