Another Alternative for Origin of Man?

This article appeared in the paper today:http://www.courierpress.com/...,1626,ECP_738_2576782,00.htmlIt reports on the release of a new book by Peter Hertli titled, "Beyond Darwin and Genesis."And from the looks of it, it is "beyond." (OoooooWeeeeeeOooooo)There is another article online regarding the same book:http://www.booksurge.com/author.php3?accountID=IMPR01244The second link posted just above has a selection from the text of the book that relates the author's belief that, "a creative agency initiated life on this planet and made it evolve."This entity supposed by Hertli doesn't reside in our universe, but in a parallel universe that overlaps ours."By using force at the quantum level," Hertli continues, "the creative agency did not have to violate any laws of physics that govern our universe" in accomplishing our creation and evolution.Oh my. Bring in the UFOs.Have any of the rest of you run into this X-File style creationism before? Is this just New Age Creationism? It really doesn't sound all that original to me, and kinda reminds me of a late '60s acid ramble.Peace from this side of the veil.[This message has been edited by Abshalom, 01-15-2004]

The original topic back at Message #1 was regarding a recent book based on a theological/scientific theory that involves a parallel universe where a creating entity resides and is not subject to the physical laws of our universe. Apparently this entity can influence events in our universe and was responsible for the creation of life here, or so the author says.This does not automatically imply UFOs, but it does seem to imply the absence of creator god in our universe and the presence of a creator god only over there on the other side.If this is not an operative topic, then let's also examine other theories or suppositions regarding a parallel universe:Here's one we don't have to even stray past Jupiter for:"Two Australian scientists believe they have found evidence of a parallel universe of strange matter within our own solar system."
BBC NEWS | Science/Nature | Mirror matter mysteryPeace.

Good Morning, Ned.Thank you for staying on course.In trying to understand the Big Bang, the shape of the universe, and the "balloon analogy" in another thread, I stumbled on information related to this parallel universe topic.I'm really not intending to argue the existence or non-existence of the "creative force" that initiated (or didn't) or governs (or doesn't) either the known universe or its twin just yet. I'm still trying to crasp the possibility that two or more universe coexist first.Does the p-brane theory support the possibility of twin, multi, or parallel universes? And are there any data online regarding the theory within the context of this topic?I found this: ForbiddenWhat do you and others think of it?The Website is linked from: http://www.slider.com/Science/Physics/Alternative_3.html
which links many other similar and diverse topics.Peace.