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What is the system of things? Who created it, and who controls it? What are the personal choices we can make in the face of it? These are questions the author aims to answer, questioning everything from biblical teachings to how they apply in the history of faith-based domination over those who do not succumb to force. In this controversial and thought-provoking book, the author explores the intricate mechanisms that have accompanied humanity since cave times, showing how they influence our destiny and our role in the world. It's an analysis of chaos theory and philosophy, seeking to understand if there is any sense or order behind the apparent chaos that governs existence, where some have much and many have little. The book is an invitation to reflect on and debate the contradictions between faith and reason, evolution and devolution, preordination, and free will.