In this concise but hugely ambitious work, Keith Cartwright surveys the entire history of creation. He argues that the Big Bang concept and Darwinian theories of evolution, long regarded as a contradiction of Genesis, are in fact complementary to the biblical story of God's fashioning the universe - once the true significance of the 'six days' is understood. From this he develops a theological, philosophical and scientific overview of mankind's past and future history, encompassing the light spectrum, the structure of the family, the Holy Trinity, the works of Aristotle and Plato, Marxism, Machiavelli and music. Time, he says, consists of a succession of 360-decade 'menstrual cycles', renewing innocence to sustain eternal life in the soul. Humanity must turn to Christ - not Christianity - if resolution is to be achieved.