The Modern Universal Faith: A Conversation Between Adam and Eve

By Aaron Wilkosz

Adam and Eve are given PhDs in Physics and are asked to discuss God and religion. They joke that their friends make fun of them for their names, teasing that they were "thrown out of paradise" and "lost paradise for the rest of humanity." Amused, they decide to do something meaningful for humanity. They agree to imagine a world in which the major world religions do not exist and to reconstruct a universal understanding of God, morality, and the afterlife using only what we know in the 21st century. They ask a single, profound question:

If we stripped away every religion ever written, what would we still believe about God?

No ancient texts. No inherited doctrines. No fear, guilt, or dogma. Just two human beings searching for truth with the tools we have today-science, reason, compassion, and lived experience.

What unfolds is a deeply moving conversation about what it means to be alive, to suffer, to hope, to love, and to wonder.

Discussion HighlightsThey discuss physics and the theory of relativity to show why humans must die.Using knowledge of atomic physics, they demonstrate that reincarnation is real and does occur on a physical level in nature.They show how a human soul can be explained using ideas from computer science.They construct a model of the universe based on Einsteins theory that couple's space and time and show how travel to distant regions of space is possible using modern concepts from cosmology to seek answers about God and ourselves.They construct a geometric model of our universe and a geometric model of God, and-using the laws of physics-explore whether it is possible for God to visit our world.They construct a set of universal laws that they claim are more complete than the Ten Commandments and more representative of divine laws for humanity.Plus, they engage in many other discussions on moral and ethical issues.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: B0GY83Z8FF
• ISBN13: 9798248638154
• Release Date: April 2026
• Publisher: Independently Published
• Length: 180 Pages
• Weight: 0.40 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.4" x 5.0" x 8.0"