"Carbonism" is an innovative academic book that presents a novel worldview based on profound scientific insights. The theory of Carbonism, formulated by the English biologist Mark Andrew Janes in the early 1990s, offers a comprehensive approach to explaining life in the universe, with the carbon atom considered as the central element. This theory, known as Carbonology, posits that all life forms, including humans, animals, and plants, are based on the element carbon. By analyzing the symmetry between the anatomy of the carbon atom and human anatomy, a new understanding of the structure and function of life is developed. Carbonism combines these scientific insights with humanistic approaches, providing a worldview that transcends traditional religious beliefs and rejects the supernatural. This book is a valuable resource for anyone interested in the intersection of science, philosophy, and human understanding.