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In this work, the main author (God) gives a construction of the universe, and establishes some of its metaphysical properties. He refutes certain propositions claimed by Beelzebub (Proc. Hades Philos. Soc. 4004 B.C.) while at the same time placing the work of his colleague Christ in proper context. In the final section certain conjectures are made as to the nature of future research. I recommend publication, subject to certain revisions in the early part, where some unnecessary duplication appears to have taken place (cf. Kings and Chronicles).

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