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6/23/2025, 8:48:29 AM
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Nietzsche, on the other hand, was a certified madman who died in total mental darkness right after leaving some scribbles on religion. I don't think he could make heads or tails out of physics or particle fields of probability.
Your basic argument is that quantum fluctuations, something from nothing proves a prime mover of creation: God.
I see God in the songs of birds, the flowing of water, the love of those closest to me. In the infinite complexity of primes, the mathematics of nature, it does not hinder but helps me to apply my mind. I have no issue reconciling science and religion, when you peer into the unfathomable complexity of creation you will see the handiwork of something well beyond us.
It will humble you, we have barely charted our local neighborhood of galaxies. It is staggering how little we know and how much beauty we have yet to uncover. Science deepens my faith and love for God.
Nietzsche, on the other hand, was a certified madman who died in total mental darkness right after leaving some scribbles on religion. I don't think he could make heads or tails out of physics or particle fields of probability.
Your basic argument is that quantum fluctuations, something from nothing proves a prime mover of creation: God.
I see God in the songs of birds, the flowing of water, the love of those closest to me. In the infinite complexity of primes, the mathematics of nature, it does not hinder but helps me to apply my mind. I have no issue reconciling science and religion, when you peer into the unfathomable complexity of creation you will see the handiwork of something well beyond us.
It will humble you, we have barely charted our local neighborhood of galaxies. It is staggering how little we know and how much beauty we have yet to uncover. Science deepens my faith and love for God.
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