Foreword

The Next Evolution of Man:

Current theories of evolution hold that the dramatic leap in human evolution during the past 2.5 million years was the result of natural selection processes. The underlying hypothesis is that only the fittest and most intelligent among our ancestors would have survived the harsh conditions, which prevailed during much of this period to propagate so successfully. This hypothesis, however, cannot explain why a dramatic increase in brain size — among other significant developments — was limited to the ancestor of man and did not occur in other species.

Research indicates that mankind has in the past and will once again undergo at least one more evolutionary leap into a far more competitive being called God-Man. That God-Man in the future will be so superior he might mistakenly think a missing link must exist between himself and 20th-century man in the chart of human evolution. However, such a missing link will never be found. Instead, it is believed by some that having made this next unexpected evolutionary "jump" into God-Man we will be as far beyond today's cognitive man as we, today, are beyond ancient animal man.

A similar, unexpected evolutionary "jump" happened to us once before. Man psychologically "jumped" from an automatic "animal" mentality 30,000 years ago into our cognitive "human" mentality of today. Scientists now realize the evolutionary "jump" 30,000 years ago solved the missing-link problem in all theories of human evolution. There never was a missing link, just the evolutionary "jump". Similarly, research indicates our next evolutionary "jump", from our cognitive human mentality into the God-Man mentality, is coming... perhaps surprising us soon after the turn of the millennium, or possibly with the return of those that came to us before.