Creation has been and continues to be a constant source of beauty and life, but also a lasting source of problems and questions for the thoughtful person.

The impressive presence of the world and the marvelous way it operates have sparked the need and interest to learn about its original origin, to investigate and interpret phenomena, and to ascertain the purpose it serves.

The realization that the existence of creation is necessary for his own existence, survival, and evolution, meaning that he is in direct relationship and dependence with it, has led him to seek and evaluate the content of this relationship.

He sought early on the creator of it and the creator of himself without having the corresponding experience or the necessary support from relevant information.

Thought and imagination were his only allies, which were to some extent directed by his instinctive religiosity.

This explains the fact that in ancient peoples, creation and man are the main subjects of mythology, religion, and philosophy. All these areas are imbued with a strong sense of religiosity.

[Excerpt from the introduction of the edition]