In the natural sciences, research and teaching today operate under the assumption of evolution in the sense of higher development. Unresolved detailed questions are discussed, but the model of evolution, primordial soup, and Big Bang theory is fundamentally not questioned. This paradigm contains basic, unprovable extrapolations into distant pasts and ideological assumptions that are elevated to scientific dogmas. The assumption of evolution is so deeply embedded in science that only a massive shift in thinking can lead to a paradigm change. Just as Dr. Martin Luther invited discussion about the church practices of his time with his 95 theses in the 16th century, this book aims to challenge the naturalistic worldview.