Genesis Logic
Genesis Logic is a philosophical system that uses the conceptual system of the Bible to examine reality, consciousness, and the functioning and nature of human perception and knowing.
The purpose of the website is to make the complete content of the system freely accessible as a knowledge base, in an organized form, to all those who are interested in philosophy, biblical interpretation, and the functioning and nature of consciousness.
The website contains:
published books;
detailed essays on the structure of the system;
a glossary that provides the fundamental concepts of the Bible with clear definitions;
a collection of questions and answers that deepens the individual topics through detailed explanations;
and a Bible translation that follows the interpretation based on the conceptual system of Genesis Logic.
The individual pieces of content build upon one another and are connected through internal references. The interpreted words are clickable throughout and lead to the elements defined in the Glossary, so that the entire system can be understood gradually and as an interconnected whole.
Latest Content:
Chapter 1.
Forms of Manifestation of the Laws in Forms Understandable to the Human
The laws of God appear to the Human in defined forms, first as emotions, and then, as experiences multiply, as increasingly precise definitions.
The Elements of Knowledge
The elements of knowledge are the definitions that we have come to know together with their effects through repeating experiences.
Latest Glossary entries
Latest Q&A
How do the definitions according to the Fourth Day differ from God’s laws?
God’s laws are timeless, unlimited, and unchangeable, whereas the definitions according to the Fourth Day are imprecise in comparison with God’s laws and are able to exist only in the presence of emotions and oppositional pairs that compensate for their imprecision.
Why is the Fourth Day necessary as a separate cycle of creation?
After the definition of time and the sequence of experiences, it became necessary to define the laws in a form in which they can be interpreted by consciousness with limited perception.
What is the significance of the Feast, and why is it necessary?
The Feast is a recurring experience that we ourselves define. It serves as a reminder that the laws we have understood cannot be erased by the will that develops according to our later definitions.