The author proposes a "fundamentally new concept of human origin"; it "completely changes traditional ideas about anthropogenesis." To substantiate his ideas, he attracts many bright and interesting scientific facts, considering them from an unexpected side. "Unlike professional authors," the publisher reports, "he does not bypass the" difficult questions "of the theory of anthropogenesis, leaves nothing" outside the brackets, "on the contrary: he brings to light from the light of God such problems of the origin of consciousness and the human body that no one had ever thought about before. It is one of the most innovative and unexpected books of the century."