Why, in the contemporary world, are many followers of Abrahamic religions embracing the secular theory that the world evolved over millions of years? Why, in the public, are they ignoring God's six-day creation account, even though God mandated its acceptance as a moral obligation in a public speech? Michael Ebifegha addresses these questions from the perspectives of world history and Satan's timeless interventions to ensure that people challenge, misinterpret, or disobey God's commandments.
 
On the subject of origins, Satan targets God's Creation Sabbath Day (GCSD) commandment in the Decalogue, which embodies God's statement on the origin of the world and affirms God's choice of six days to create the world, with day seven as a day of rest. To mislead humanity, as he did in the Garden of Eden, Satan trivializes the notion of God's day of rest and through pseudoscience credits our existence to unguided, blind, and senseless processes. Although clerics from various faiths are divided on the relevance, validity, and continuity of the GCSD mandate, many have, in conformity with Satan's agenda, jointly endorsed the theory of evolution as a timeless foundational truth in the Clergy Letter Project founded in 2004 by atheist Michael Zimmerman.
 
Ebifegha contends that Satan's commitment to mold the world against God's will is changing the way humans view themselves. For those with an open mind, this eye-opening book is priceless.