Finite Human Infinite Humanity: History of the Universe and Theory of Everything

. After our universe began, it took 9.2 billion years for our Sun and Earth to form. After another 4.6 billion years we humans evolved. If we were to annihilate ourselves to extinction by a nuclear bomb war, war, what a waste of all that time!Debates about God are highly emotional but something is always missing - actual evidence that Believers, Agnostics and Atheists can all agree on. This book presents that evidence as part of humanity's quest to understand our universe - scientific materialism and religious spiritualism. Rudimentary beliefs conceived 35,000 years ago are traced thru time to today's modern views of reality showing that science and religion are tightly intertwined: if science is the study of nature, then religion was the first science. We of the 21st Century Digital Space Age are confident that we are correctly defining reality without spirits, miracles and religion using science as our guide.This book connects the dots between the findings of physics, chemistry, archaeology, Egyptology, psychology, sociology, history and geography. This book appeals to students, teachers, clergy and laity. Historians and scholars will find new perspectives based on concrete evidence. Topics include:6 Basic Building Blocks of the Universe Spirituality and Altered StatesWomen vs Men End of Universe Destiny , Success, DoomsdayPessimism vs Inspiration Latitude and Longitude of ReligionShakespeare Buddha Andromeda LascauxA. Afarensis Apophis Lion-Man & VenusClimate Change COVID-19 VR AIAbout the AuthorFirst in class at New Trier HS earned Harvard Classic Award and appointment to Annapolis Naval Academy. After graduating Yale BA and NYU MBA, he pursued a market research career with BBDO Advertising, General Foods Corp and management consultants Booz Allen. He developed a penetrating literary style writing business reports recommending decisions and actions to top management. Now he reports evidence for you to make God an intellectual decision instead of an inherited belief.