(Published in GralsWelt 26/2002) T E R U N T E R G A N G Can a continent disappear? Whoever wants to take Plato's Atlantis report seriously must ask himself how an island "larger than Asia and Libya together" can disappear. If Plato with "Asia" has probably meant only Asia Minor, so [...]
WHERE'S ATLANTIS? (Published in GralsWelt 25/2002) At various places, on continents and in oceans, Atlantis was suspected. Although the focus is on the Atlantic, it has also been localized in the Mediterranean, Africa, America, the Pacific, the Indian Ocean and even Antarctica. [...]
(Published in GralsWelt 24/2002) PREVIOUSLY MEMORIES Scientists cannot agree on the existence of an as yet undiscovered, early high culture; but many serious researchers consider Plato's Atlantis report to be reliable and look for traces of the vanished civilization. This lost culture is presumed to be found in [...]
(Published in GralsWelt 23/2002) THE SUNKEN WORLD In the understanding of history of the people of the 19th century there was a continuous rise of human culture. From this perspective, progress follows progress. They even took the collapse of states and civilizations so calmly, [...]
THE WONDER OF LIFE (Published in Grail World Special Edition 11/2003) Scientists only dare to define life as an exception, and it is something special that half a century ago a well-known physicist wrote a book entitled “What is [... ]
Published in GralsWelt Issue 11/2003) The miraculous balance Everything is connected with everything With the triumph of mechanics in the 17th century, a method became popular that makes complicated systems accessible to the understanding that these systems are broken down into simpler components. This method has proven itself many times in technology. For example, with [...]
(Published in GralsWelt Special Issue 11/2003) THE RISE OF LIFE From the origin of species Anyone who asks about the origin of plants, animals and people will find the answer in the Bible, which was also valid for most scientists into the 19th century: [... ]
(Published in GralsWelt special edition 11/2003) THE BIRTH OF THE UNIVERSUM Myths and Philosophy Almost all religions contain ideas about the world, its beginning and sometimes also about its end. Such ideas from Egyptians, Babylonians, Chinese, Greeks, [...]
Published in GralsWelt special issue 11/2003) THE UNITY OF NATURE The world view in the Middle Ages For a person of the Middle Ages the question of the unity of nature has hardly arisen. He lived in a unified, closed world, in the middle of which the [...]
(Published in GralsWelt special issue 11/2003) CREATIVE FORCES OF NATURE Does more belong to nature than the world that is visible to us? During the greater part of human development, the invisible, the otherworldly, was a natural part of the world. [...]
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