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When I began investigating the Creation Function in 2005, I was struck by apparent connections between its spiral rotations, Genesis 1 Creation and the Periodic Table of the Elements. More than twenty years later, I have brought the mathematical construction, numerical comparisons, and physical interpretation together in a research poster.   The rotations motivate an elemental growth model consistent with a "creation sufficiency" view of Genesis 1 from the perspective of the Periodic Table of Elements.

For nearly twenty years, I have described an interesting relationship between the Creation Function (CF) and the Fibonacci sequence: eleven consecutive growth intervals generated by CF correspond remarkably closely to Fibonacci numbers. I have traditionally characterized this as a “99.9% correlation.”   That statement captures the extraordinary numerical similarity, but not the complete statistical story.

 The formalization of the Creation Function.  We study the indices at which the harmonic partial sums first meet or exceed successive half-integer levels beginning at 1.  This is "one-stop-shopping" showing the landmarks and intervals obtained at the crossings as well as the asymptotically exponential growth of the series.

 Explore the Creation Function interactively and see how the logarithmic spiral generated by the Harmonic Series correspond to the structure of the periodic table, and the day-by-day elemental sufficiency of Day 1 through 4 of Creation.

  In this presentation, I explain how the Creation Function develops from a simple mathematical rule. The first rotations are examined in terms of creation sufficiency: Hydrogen through Lithium with light; Carbon, Nitrogen, and Oxygen with the atmosphere; the terrestrial elements through Zinc with the formation of Earth; and the heavier elements through Lead in connection with stellar nucleosynthesis.
 

 This dashboard demonstration visualizes a proposed mapping between the Genesis 1 creation pattern and the periodic table. It animates the spiral build-up of elements synchronized with the Periodic Table of Elements.  Metadata for each element is displayed in concert with the numbered Day (Night) of Creation

My Chemistry of God concept presented at the WMCF.  It introduces the topic of COG, and provides the background for the Creation Function for mixed audiences.  The CF is presented first, alongside two other potential Periodic Table structures found in the Bible.  The entire presentation is relevant to the CF because elements of its pattern can be seen in each of the three models.