The Genesis - by Allan Kardec

The creation of Humanity (corporeal and spiritual) and the material world has always been, since Antiquity, a vibrant and controversial topic. And, in this work, Kardec shows us that Spiritist Revelation sheds intense light on this great issue. Two other interesting themes are also analyzed: Miracles and Prophecies - in the broad sense and, in particular, in the Gospel -, making them comprehensible and natural to our understanding. In the final chapter, The Times are Arrive, the Encoder alerts us about the difficult period of transition we are going through, giving us a lot of hope and faith. At the end of this work, there is an Analytical Index of Subjects, bringing together, in alphabetical order, all the entries that may be of interest to scholars. Allan Kardec, when he wrote his books, wrote for the people, in simple language, and, as this is a literal translation, the original simple language was preserved. Furthermore, and above all, the translator respected the integrity of the book, which must be considered sacred, and did not add either his personal opinion or footnotes that were not in the original.