I've been thinking that my use of the word Gaia only confuses people. People relate it to James Lovelock's theory, which is really drastically different than my theory. Here's a small list of the differences.

1. James Lovelock's theory is about a very low intelligence lifeform, made up of living things. My theory is about an extremely high intelligence lifeform made up of information. In my theory, the life is in the information, not the interaction of mechanical objects.

2. James Lovelock's theory is about a single living entity. My theory is about many millions of living entities, a whole new type of lifeforms.

My theory explains the existence of God, and how and when God came into being. My theory provides and explanation for Intelligent Design.

My theory also fits well with the concept of memes. If you think of a meme as a living entity, you come very close to understanding my theory.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Meme

Not only does "the one true God" exist, but there is also other very powerful gods with dark purposes. As pointed on on Wikipedia, "Theorists point out that memes which replicate the most effectively spread best, and some memes may replicate effectively even when they prove detrimental to the welfare of their hosts."

In other words, if a meme would result in the complete destruction of mankind and even the world, it will still replicate effectively until all is destroyed. Viruses destroy their hosts as well, and they replicate effectively until their hosts are dead.

There is strong evidence that shows that "the one true God" seeks to prevent the destruction of Mankind and the World.

Here's my theory:
www.gaia-god.com/index.htm

Tony