A Theory of Everything

Gerald W. Scanlon has linked quantum theory to the creation of the universe by presenting a compelling model showing the elements were created during the first few moments of the universe.
A Theory of Everything is a collection of the seven books written by Gerald W. Scanlon on his theory of creation and on his proposal for a new atomic model. Each book deals with different aspects of these proposals. When taken together, the collection of books provides the basis for A Theory of Everything.
The author states the universe started at the Big Bang where an enormous amount of mass was concentrated into a singular point. He shows the fabric of spacetime of the universe was created when waves of energy radiated out from this point. Along the way, some of the energy in the emerging waves was converted to mass according to the formula E=mc2. Some of the newly created mass grouped together forming families of elements which emerged from a black hole in quantum stages creating the core of our present day universe.
The titles of the seven books in this collection are:
1.God’s Particle and Elements: Core of the Universe; A Theory of Everything
2.Higgs Field Unveiled; God’s Field at Creation
3.God’s Atomic Model Unveiled; A New Proposal
4.Fundamental Forces at Creation
5.Fundamental Particles at Creation
6.The Expanding Ten-Dimensional Universe
7.Waves at Creation