Origin of Man, Life, and Mortality

Battle of global worldviews on the origin of man, life and mortality. Within the body of collated collegiate work, I seek to explain and examine the contra-positions of various doctrines (teaching) on the origin of man, meaning of life and mortality. “Man” in this study defined and referred to as human beings. This journey takes me formally and informally to the in-depth conceptualization of the meaning of life, origin of man and mortality in the examination of the anthropologists, agnostics, atheists and co-religionists, evolutionists, pantheists, polytheists, and into some philosophical or zoroastrianal assumed accurate accounts of the aforesaid topic. Simplified, zoroastrianism is the study of philosophers dating back over 1000 years ago seeking to finding the root “causes” of why man exist and why man is called man or why life is called life. A doctrine that straddled the oceanic abyss or that explores the caves and the mountains seeking answers within the cosmos or constellations of the galaxies into finding life, origin of man and mortality. Herein, hypotheses (assumptions) are drawn and made to support these doctrines. These assumptions when consequently tested become the taxonomic theories. Subsequently, the tested theories then interpreted to be factual. The facts deduced from these theories then coded or edified into laws. The coded laws thus become customarily and statutorily the universal truth that then guides the individual behaviors, and that eventually shape our global worldviews. Example will be the Francis Crick and Maurice Wilkins theory of Deoxyribonnucleic Acid (DNA, see figure 2) and also referred to as the molecule of life theory that became law now used in testing paternity and also currently used for human identification (Olby, 2009). Defining and examining the multifaceted meaning of life or the origin of man definitely pigmented and riddled with complexities of many layers. Remarkably, the held worldviews or the battle of global worldviews on life, origin of man and mortality are vestiges from the assumed germinal of universal truth. To be simplistic, the universal truth is our anchored goaded indoctrinated held believes as to where man originated from and how we interpret the truth on this subject. Superlatively, I tried to examine the primordial historicity of man, life and mortality based on research and to explain my findings and recommendations. By so doing, it helps to adjust the flaws or assumptions within this study despite my in-depth knowledge in researching and in acquiring a terminal degree (doctorate). Because I have had, my distorted believes either germinal, occidental or oriental personal global worldviews (set of behaviors or believes) growing up called the truth on the origin of man, life and mortality. It was not easy setting aside these deeply held views and thoughts of my original assumed knowledge. Then to counter it with seminar knowledge that is of course the continuous journey of exploring, researching and trying to dive deeper into the intricacies of these unknown realities or nibbling around the peripheral territories of the origin of man, life and mortality was very difficult. Contemplating and venturing into these new or virgin territories, I discovered that I was unintentionally opening up a Pandora’s Box of proportional cosmic battle of global worldviews. Life is a transcendent or referred herein as “transcendency.” Life is a temporary stay on this earth. However, what makes our life a fulfill one becomes the crux of this explorative study. Most importantly, the confronted core perennial questions herein are as follows; a) who created man; b) was man created by God (creationism or deism); c) was man on this earth by chance or by unknown and by some mystical design (humanism); d) did man went through some kind of original organic specie that metamorphosed and eventually metastasized into human being(anthropologists and evolutionists; and e) what “causes” us to believe that we are humans and that we really have life in us (philosophers)? To me, it was a contemplative struggle about to internally explode in my clusters of thoughts either finding out where the truth lies in between or finding out the answers to these aforesaid core questions. Simplified, it was an internal debate constantly taken place within me. Internal debate within me was akin to that of Plato Enthyhro ideas of him pointing upwards to the universe where the questions about the mysticism answered (generalizations of the global worldviews-heaven). Meaning, that man was a creation of some deity. Then, contrasted previously mentioned answer with that of Aristotle pointing downwards, asserting that man is here and here on earth. Meaning, there is no God, no heavens, and no hell; particularization doctrine of the truth about the origin of man, life and mortality. Now, where do I start from in exploring this universal truth of the origin of this unique creature called man? Firstly, I tried to understand how, what and from where Judaism, the oldest religion in the world of the Jewish people proffered or defined the concept of life, origin of man and mortality. From the Kabbalistic doctrine to navigating through the Tree of Life and Zohar was fascinating. The Zohar reveals metaphorically the creation of man and life in various deep parables that were sometimes hard to decipher. Then in Christianity, I examined the length and breadth of various teachings and writings. For example, from the oldest Orthodox Catholic or Roman Catholic teaching to the contemporary writers, then into the biblical teaching between Genesis chapters one and two, that described the beginning and/or the ending of man, life and mortality (Dwyer, 2017; Warren, 2012). There was almost 1000 years apart from the two chapters and other Pentateuch books. I then read and examined the Holy Qur’an (Islamic doctrine) from start to finish with other Islamic scholastic research on the origin of man, life and mortality. Most significantly, the exegetical historic documentations led to creationism and deism. Chapters in this book are dedicated to these fascinating religious theologies in explaining life, the origin of man and mortality. The organic interception of the aforementioned religious studies and others believed in creationism, or that some deities created man, herein referred to as “co-religionists.” The confluence and convergence of these faithful believers called in this study as “the unity.” The unities of faith are those who believed that some Almighty God (omnipresence) created man (a study of deism). This study of deism deeply tried to explain the unexplainable phenomena of the creation of life, the existence of man and mortality within the realm that is beyond the understanding of the 5th generation of man. Secondly, I have expressively included a study in the areas that I am familiar with in technology. For instance, understanding that datum within the galaxies of big datasets of a man emotional, rational and subconscious behaviors led me to the assumption where the origin of man started, his genetically predispositions, and the interpretation within the datasets could point to where man originated from, his life and his potential mortality. Currently in incubation are innovative technologies in the health care industries like the biotech-capsules, other drugs and stimulation of the neurons from dead cells that could bring dead man alive and extend his or her mortality (Ignatus, 2015; Loftus, 2016; Pastor, 2017). Majestically presented herein is Big Data, Internet of Things (#IoT), Internet of Industrial Things (#IIoT) used as disruptive technologies that encompass Technological Situational Happenstances (see figure1 in the book) used in explaining the Origin of man, life and mortality (Aluya, 2008, 2014, and 2015). Thirdly, we have the agnostics, atheists, paganists, and.....