Parallelism between Divine Standards, Related Subjects and Chemistry of Life Essentials

Jef Struyf^1,

¹A Retired Lecturer of UCLL Campus Gasthuisberg, Chemistry Bachelors Herestraat 49, 3000 Leuven, Belgium

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Jef Struyf. Parallelism between Divine Standards, Related Subjects and Chemistry of Life Essentials. American Journal of Educational Research. 2022; 10(5):313-322. doi: 10.12691/education-10-5-7

Abstract

Some divine standards match essentials of the chemistry of life in number and in structure. The investigated divine standards are the following: biblical quotes, icons, Christian religious art, the miraculous food, the holy trinity, the Jewish menorah and the Islamic geometry including the Kaäba. Divine standards help explaining the match or parallelism between the human (hands) models, the Ptolemaic parallelism (the zodiac constellations and the classical solar system) and life chemistry essentials. The related subjects are the following: (1) The cosmic modeling of the genetic code including the reason for the two Earth-Moon-Sun representatives, selection of third position synonymous codons, genetic code crystallography, and the accordance of encoded amino acids to the number of haploid human chromosomes. (2) An addendum and correction to the Vigeland tetrahedral human model.

Keywords:
ascension icons biochemistry carbon electron configuration chemistry menorah Christian religious art divine standards genetic code table Islamic geometry Islamic art Jewish menorah life chemistry essentials periodic table religion

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