Starting Point of WCG Doctrine

I will assume the following starting points regarding the Origin of the Universe, the Big Bang and (physical) Cosmology in general:

The Big Bang Theory

The Big Bang Theory is the best scientific explanation for the origin of our universe. It suggests that the universe began with a massive explosion.
Scientists believe that future research will help us understand more about the universe's origin and the development of galaxies.

Cosmology

Cosmology is the scientific study of the universe and its phenomena. Physical cosmology uses facts, concepts, and laws from astronomy, physics, geology, chemistry, and mathematics. This field helps us understand the universe's structure and history.

Disagreements in Cosmology

Many cosmologists disagree on the details of the universe's origin.
Some researchers look for observable facts and use mathematical formulas to describe universal laws. However, no comprehensive law of physics has been developed that explains all physical forces, yet.

Unification Theory

Unification Theory, also known as the "Theory of Everything," aims to explain all physical forces in one theory. One candidate for this theory is String Theory. String Theory tries to unify the four fundamental forces: electromagnetic force, strong nuclear force, weak nuclear force, and gravity.

String Theory

String Theory is a leading candidate for describing gravity using quantum mechanics.
It does not use physical models of particles but describes "mini-rubber bands" at the subatomic level. These bands can vibrate in different ways, creating various particles.
String Theory helps scientists study phenomena like black holes and the early universe.

Conclusion

This book tries to explain the Theory of Everything from a non-mathematical, biological perspective. The Book-part on the 'Origin of the Universe' is challenging but essential for understanding physical cosmology. The following book-parts are easier to read and understand for those without a university degree.