Ruetz Reveals the Story of Creation in Its Truest Form

A humble plea to unlearn what we’ve learned.

South Bend, Indiana – WEBWIRE – Thursday, November 17, 2016

The creation stories from Genesis are mythic, not historical accounts, of the beginning of time. Christianity will have to incorporate the truths and facts of this story into its theology

Author Edward Ruetz wants the world to know a single truth: the Bible’s story of creation is flawed. His work, The Love Story of Creation, is the only truth we should embrace.

“The creation stories from Genesis are mythic, not historical accounts, of the beginning of time. Christianity will have to incorporate the truths and facts of this story into its theology,” says the author.

His book, a scientifically backed story of origins, is about the Divine Beings and the creation of the universe. Ruah, the Holy Spirt, projects the infinite energy and combined love of the divines. In the midst of the creation process, a visionary awakens in a realm of brilliant, luminous light.

The author conveys his truthful message using scientific truths, fantasy, and humor in Jewish Midrash genre. The visionary in the story sees the creation process and the journey of the twelve atoms, though his presence is not known to the main characters. As they continue expanding space, the atoms are suddenly jolted by a cataclysmic explosion of a supernova. They land in the solar system of planet Earth, which leads to the beginning of human life.

The book was featured at the AJC Decatur Book Fair 2016. The author hopes that people, young and old, who grew up with the stories of creation in Genesis, can come to the realization that they can believe in God and still accept the scientific story of creation as the real story after reading this book.

The Love Story of Creation
By: Edward Ruetz
Hardcover | $34.95
Book copies are available at www.amazon.com and other online book retailers.

About the Author
Edward Ruetz is a ninety-year-old retired Catholic priest and a founding member of Earthworks, an Indiana ecological community since 1988. He currently lives in Indiana, where he presents workshops on the universe and the scientific story of creation, and continues his interest in the evolution/theology debate and social justice issues.