Akinbo,
Lovely essay, well written, interesting, with good referencing and highly readable. I suspect it didn't touch on the topic enough to finish highly, and most may disagree with many things, but agreement is not a scoring criteria!
In any case I can confirm from astronomy/astrophysics (though I'm really more an 'observational cosmologist') that the (type for type) 'mass growth' function of galaxies over the eons is well known and documented. It'll only be 'current dogma' for those who don't do their homework (most perhaps!) Galaxies were FAR LOWER MASS in the a early universe. What is even LESS widely known, including IN astronomy, is HOW that can and has happened! There are no shortage of silly guesses. The favourite one, 'mergers' is nonsense (not enough are found anyway), so feeds the 'dogma' you identify.
The galaxy growth fits a pattern of 'spurts' co-inciding with both the 'mysterious' re-ionization epochs AND the population shift from 'old' red discs to 'young' blue open spirals in an era of high Quasar activity. In the 60's Martin Rees wrote of the new 'pair production' from shear planes of quasar jets (contraflow helical 'superluminal' etc.) and it's now well understood (by specialists). What nobody did before was put that all together with the missing link of the 'columns' of ex quasar jet matter we find becoming new open spirals. Galaxies recycle themselves so have a simple sequence leading to certain morphologies. Now look at the CMB at larger scale and those EXACT (helicity, axial, asymmetric etc) 'anomalies' are what we find. A fractal scale model is suggested consistent with both your and Steve's (above) evidence! AND the Hawking & Penrose, and Dicke & Peebles model 'big crunch'. (more here;your link text )
I find we can judge the veracity of any theory by consistency with data and it's power to resolve anomalies. We KNOW current theory is badly flawed (Planck data analysys; "there's something fundamentally wrong with our cosmological model...") Just use with the alternative mechnistic redshift solution (NO accelerating expansion your link text ) and ALL the key anomalies in cosmology resolve, which tells me it's probably correct!
Your statement; "...the difference that for the universe its matter for growth arises de novo" can be interpreted legally as the Latin ('Anew') meaning 'afresh' for another (2nd or subsequent) time/beginning. So only needs proper understanding not rejection! Indeed perhaps each iteration has also been growing!
So I agree much, the only flaws are from building on long established but flawed foundations, and it's well written so certainly worth a high score.
Very Best
Peter