11. Comparative Cosmology:   

Introductory comments by the I.E.C. director, 
followed by an extensive excerpt from
 "Comparative Cosmology"
by Akif Manaf J., Ph.D.
"Modern Science Examined in the Light of the Holy Scriptures 
& Scriptural Knowledge Examined from the Point of 
Modern Scientific Knowledge"


[Akif Manaf J. was born in Baku, Azerbaijan in November 1958. 
He studied in the Department of Cybernetics, Moscow Institute 
of Economy. In 1985, he was awarded with a Ph.D. degree in
Economics. After receiving his doctorate he was a professor in 
the Moscow Institute of Economy, teaching Cybernetics. At present
he is the Director of the Science and Religion Research Institute. 
He conducts research in the field of Cosmology. Philosophy of
Religion, Economy & Sociology.]

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From the I.E.C. director:
Up until now, The New Age University has been focusing on 
the works of Zecharia Sitchin, Neil Freer, Lawrence Gardner,
Drunvalo Melchizedek, Arthur Horn and other authors in the 
same intellectual thrust.

But now, we feel that it's time to introduce you to someone
new: Akif Manaf J., Ph.D., author of Comparative Cosmology.  
His 120 page book is truly a gem! His book examines modern 
science in light of the Holy Scripture (the Qur'an, Bible, and
Bhagavatam) and surveys scriptural knowledge from the point 
of scientific knowledge.

For us, the most interesting part concerns the ideas presented 
by Vedic Cosmology as contained in the Bhagavatam
!
After 
viewing his 16- page excerpt of Comparative Cosmology, 
edited for web publishing, and with the author's permission, 
we've decided to post the excerpt below. 
To contact the author: akifm@hotmail.com 

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"Modern Science Examined in 
the Light of the Holy Scriptures 
& Scriptural Knowledge 
Examined from the Point of 
Modern Scientific Knowledge"

Dedicated to the Supreme Scientist
Who is the Ultimate Source of All Knowledge

By Akif Manaf J., Ph.D.

Note: This is an excerpt of the book "Comparative Cosmology" edited
for web-publishing. The entire book is 120 pages long and can be requested

from the author.

Where did the universe come from, 
and where is it going?

Did the universe have a beginning, and if so, 
what happened before then?

How and why did the universe begin?
What is the nature of the universe?
Is the universe unlimited or are there boundaries?
Are there other dimensions in space?
Will the universe come to an end, and if so, how?
What really happens during the very early 
or late stages of the universe?

What is our place in the universe and where 
did we come from?

Why should there be a universe?
Why is the universe the way it is?
Why does the universe go to all the trouble of existing?
Does the universe bring about its own existence?
Does the universe need a Creator, and, if so, 
does He have any other effect on the universe?

These and many other fascinating mysteries are explored and explained in a language everybody can understand. The author plunges into the exotic realms of space travel, time dilation, the universal globe, multidimensional planetary levels, black holes and elementary particles, the big bang and the Bigger God – where the findings are illuminating, astonishing and unexpected. With such a deep analysis exciting images of the mysterious universe form in ones mind. Thus, the author truly brings the reader closer to the ultimate secrets at the very heart of creation.

Contents (click on title to view) 
Introduction
1. The Periods of Creation

2. The Antiquity of Man
3. Creation of Heaven and Earth
4. Gravitation
5. The Sun and the Moon
6. The Movements of the Sun
7. The Orbit of the Moon
8. The Time Factor
9. Space Travel
10. The Expansion of the Universe
11. The Modern Concept of the Universe
12. The Black Hole
13. The Big Bang
14. Evolution
15. Origin
16. The Vedic concept of the universe
Conclusions
References

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