The Universal Flood Treatise
Did the Great Flood myth or an event of cosmic proportions?
Discover the Universal Flood Treatise (Tratado del Diluvio Universal), a monumental three-volume work where Agustín Sanginés García analyzes, with scientific rigor, the indelible traces this event left on our planet.
🔍 What will you find in this trilogy?
Volume I: The background and mechanical processes that triggered the catastrophe.
Volume II (Available now): A deep dive into the physical, chemical, astronomical, and geological consequences that permanently transformed Earth.
Volume III (Coming soon): An analysis of the repercussions on animal life and the development of civilizations.
Don't miss this revealing research that challenges traditional paradigms and pieces together the scattered history of our planetary system!
Focus Post on Volume II (Consequences in Nature)
🌍 Did you know that the origin of comets and the Ice Age might be connected to the Universal Flood?
In Volume II of the Universal Flood Treatise, the author breaks down how this event drove drastic planetary changes. Through the Hydroplate Theory, we explore fascinating topics:
Astronomical Consequences: The origin of comets, asteroids, and the presence of water on other celestial bodies.
Physics and Chemistry: The mystery of terrestrial radioactivity, the formation of oil and coal, and massive limestone beds.
Climate: How the Flood acted as the necessary trigger for the Ice Age.
Geomorphology: The formation of submarine canyons and mountain ranges that defy conventional geology.
This book is the necessary bridge to understand the transformation of the physical world before human history.
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What transformed the world forever?
In Volume II of his Universal Flood Treatise, Agustín Sanginés García invites us into a deep, multidisciplinary exploration of the physical and environmental aftermath that sculpted our planet after the catastrophic event that defined our history.
Far from being a local phenomenon, the author argues—from the perspective of the Hydroplate Theory—that the Flood was a cataclysm of cosmic proportions that permanently altered the configuration of Earth and its surroundings.
What you will discover in this work:
Astronomical Consequences: A revealing explanation of the origin of comets, asteroids, and trans-Neptunian objects, alongside the origin of water on Mars and other celestial bodies.
Planetary Physics and Chemistry: A detailed analysis of radioactivity in the Earth's crust, the formation of oil and coal deposits, and massive limestone beds, all viewed through a new scientific lens.
Dynamics and Geomorphology: The author explores the enigma of frozen mammoths in Siberia and Alaska, shifts in Earth's axis of rotation, and the formation of submarine canyons and major mountain elevations, challenging the paradigm of geological uniformitarianism.
The Trigger of the Ice Age: An explanation of how the Flood was the singular event that created the climatic conditions necessary for ice accumulation on the continents.
"Just as in medicine we cannot understand an organ without considering the complete being, in Earth sciences it is an error to analyze data in isolation." — Agustín Sanginés García.
How did we survive the cataclysm that changed human history?
Following the Universal Flood Treatise (Volumes I and II), where the author analyzed the mechanical processes and the devastating physical, geological, and astronomical consequences of this event, comes the eagerly awaited Volume III: Consequences on Animal and Human Life.
In this installment, physician and author Agustín Sanginés García invites us to perform a "comprehensive diagnosis" of our past, connecting pieces that mainstream science usually analyzes separately. It is the conclusion of a necessary trilogy to understand how life on Earth not only survived, but repopulated and diversified after the massive bottleneck represented by the Flood.
A new zoological perspective:
Critique and Proposal: The author challenges traditional biological classification and proposes a new taxonomy based on chromosome count, explaining how—starting from originally created groups—microevolution occurred to produce the diversity of species we know today in just 5,300 years.
Survival Mechanisms: How did fauna survive? The treatise explores fascinating routes: Noah's Ark, cave refuges (rapidly formed by sulfuric acid processes), and the use of floating vegetation "islands" after the cataclysm.
🌍 Demographics and the Origin of Nations:
Global Settlement: The author presents a realistic demographic study, mathematically demonstrating how, starting from just 8 people, it was possible to repopulate the Earth over a period of 2,500 years.
Genetics and Linguistics: This chapter is a gem of current research. Sanginés García correlates population genetics studies (1000 Genomes Project, YFull) with language families, tracing the trail of Noah's three sons' male lineages and the three maternal lines that defined modern human phenotypes.
📜 From Babel to the Ice Age:
Cultural Dispersion: The volume culminates in a detailed reconstruction of how, following the dispersion at Babel, families settled and developed their languages while facing the end of the Ice Age—an event that conditioned the survival and technological development of clans such as the Khoisan, Indo-Europeans, and Sino-Tibetans, among others.
"I consider it a grave error to analyze data in isolation and without relation to the whole. As a physician, I have developed the technique of comprehensive diagnosis: viewing humanity not as separated data, but as an integral, historical, and transcendent being." — Agustín Sanginés García.
Why read this book?
If you are looking for a work that dares to challenge evolutionary paradigms with scientific and mathematical arguments alongside a unified historical vision, Volume III is the final piece of this puzzle. It is essential reading for anyone who wishes to understand our true history, from the Flood to the end of the Ice Age.
📖 Get your copy and complete your collection of the Universal Flood Treatise.
The "Universal Flood Treatise" (Tratado del Diluvio Universal), written by Dr. Agustín Sanginés García and published through Alasart Editions, is an ambitious multi-volume research work that proposes a deep, multidisciplinary, and scientifically rigorous revision of one of the most paradigmatic events in the history of Earth and humanity.
The trilogy approaches the phenomenon not only from a historical or biblical perspective, but by integrating science, geology, astronomy, and biology:
Volume I (Explanatory Theories and Background): Focuses on the background and mechanical processes that triggered the cataclysm.
Volume II (Consequences in Nature): Relying on the Hydroplate Theory, it analyzes the physical, chemical, astronomical, and geological repercussions that transformed the planet (including the origin of comets, coal and oil deposits, and the trigger for the Ice Age).
Volume III (Consequences in Animal and Human Life): Addresses the recovery and diversification of fauna after the cataclysm, historical demographics, population genetics, and linguistics studies, and how different families and cultures populated the world after the dispersion.
The books are available in print and digital formats through Amazon (KDP) under the Alasart Editions imprint. If you would like to know more about sales points, direct links, or specific details about any of the volumes, just let me know and I'll be happy to provide them.
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