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    Change and Development

    By Richard Clark

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    Following on from Life and Sentience this book looks at how human life developed from about 200,000 to 300,000 years ago to more modern times, not from a religious or scientific point of view but from a perception of the makers of human life, the energies involved and how those energies were used to advance humans.

    This is the second part of what will be a trilogy going from the appearance of physical life, through to the present then the next book will look at where we are going and why. The three together will form a baseline or basic view touching on the main points and introducing different concepts upon which future books will be built examining different aspects of being human in simple terms for people who have an interest in such things, but have no wish to be buried in jargon or terms they haven't met before.

    It's a short, simple easy to read book that hopefully will reveal new ideas and engage the mind,

    Best wishes and thanks,

    Richard Clark

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherRichard Clark
    Release dateDec 23, 2020
    ISBN9781005378387
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    Richard Clark

    RICHARD CLARK is a historian whose research into capital punishment has spanned decades. He lives in Staffordshire.

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