Scientific Proof of God, A New and Modern Bible, and Coexisting Relations of God and the Universe

Thursday, June 29, 2006

Restudying the Field of Medical Care

The First Scientific Proof of God shows that a major portion of the work in the field of medical care is inconsistent with God. On the other hand, the work of alternative medicine is becoming consistent with God and the holistic things He created. The inconsistent medical work was originated in the field of physics and those atheistic physicists who say that life is originated among the nonliving things. These non-living things are called physical things or mechanisms.

Although the inconsistent work in the field of medical care can be called a practice of atheism, some medical therapies are very successful because a medical therapy can be almost totally mechanical. For instance, open-heart surgery is a highly successful and highly mechanical therapy. But, many other medical therapies are neither mechanical nor successful. Examples are cancer, mental illness, and AIDS.

The field of medical care must be restudied but not only because of its inconsistency with the first scientific proof of God. Restudy is required also because many medical therapies are essentially unsuccessful or introduce undesirable side effects in the patient. The field of medical care might argue that the development of alternative medicine will satisfy my requirement for a restudy of the field of medical care. I disagree with this argument because the current effort to extract alternative medicine therapies from other nations in the Far East is not consistent with the kind of God that I discovered when I was developing the ‘first scientific proof of God' world. Instead, I argue that the alternative medicine program of the National Institutes of Health will not produce the fundamental ideas that would be produced by a basic restudy of the medical care system, which must be independent of mechanical thought.

4 Comments:

  • At 10:42 PM, Blogger Dogbite Williams said…

    Christina Applegate just had a double mastectomy. The fact that you believe in a God who would deliberately create some women likely to develop breast cancer is pathetic. When you pray to God tonight, perhaps you should thank God for treating Miss Applegate like a piece of excrement.

    You should also thank God for creating a planet with unstable tectonic plates. That was such a great idea. I'm sure the 225,000 people that died on December 24, 2004 from that earthquake-triggered tsunami had a nice day.

     
  • At 9:12 AM, Blogger George Shollenberger said…

    response to dogbite williams,

    I do not hold the belief in the God that you are describing. I lost a wife from brain cancer and don't blame God for her loss. I blame man for her early death..

    The God I speak of in this website is an infinite and perfect God who creates the best of all worlds. So, the world that God creates has imperfections. To correct these imperfections, my God gives every person a new life after death. Thus, if man cannot solve a medical problem, God solves that medical problem with reincarnation.

    George

     
  • At 10:13 AM, Blogger Dogbite Williams said…

    A perfect God would always make the right decisions. No rational person would claim that creating a world with unstable tectonic plates is the right decision.

    You claim this world has "imperfections." Well, 225,000 dead people is more than an imperfection. Other earthquakes have also killed hundreds of thousands of people. If God existed and He/She/It were perfect, the world would have stable tectonic plates. Even a modicum of intelligence would lead God to choose to create a world with stable tectonic plates. A moron does not deserve to be worshiped.

    I do not believe in God, so I can't debate something that doesn't exist. I debate the BELIEF in God and this false belief is refuted by reality.

    In religious school I was taught that God is omniscient, omnipotent and omnipresent. If He/She/It were all-wise and all-powerful, the world would have stable tectonic plates, and many other things would also be different.

    You believe in God, the Creator, who, with malice aforethought, DELIBERATELY created tobacco. Have you ever seen someone suffering with emphysema? It is horrible to behold, and nobody should ever suffer through it. Claiming the victim might be better off in their "next life" is no excuse for creating tobacco in the first place. If God thought that creating tobacco was a good idea, God is a fxcking idiot.

    There are also lung cancer, heart disease, and cancer of the larynx. Tobacco kills more than 300,000 Americans every year, and the worldwide death toll for the 20th century probably exceeded 50,000,000, which, if He/She/IT exists, makes God a mass murderer on a scale that Hitler could only dream about.

    There is NO possible excuse for creating tobacco, and even if God DID exist, He/She/It does not deserve to be worshiped. If a human being had created tobacco and killed hundreds of millions of people, no sane person would say that was the right decision, and God, by creating tobacco, didn't even live up the standards that anyone would expect from a moral, rational human being.

    You make excuses for God's horrendous decisions. If God were perfect, He/She/It would always make the right decisions and no excuses for God's execrable behavior would be necessary.

     
  • At 8:10 PM, Blogger George Shollenberger said…

    Dogbite: A perfect God would always make the right decisions. No rational person would claim that creating a world with unstable tectonic plates is the right decision.

    George: Right and wrong decisions are moral decisions. Such decisions are different than true/false decisions, which are scientific decision. Unstable tectonic plates are scientific decisions in a best world.

    Dogbite: You claim this world has "imperfections." Well, 225,000 dead people is more than an imperfection. Other earthquakes have also killed hundreds of thousands of people. If God existed and He/She/It were perfect, the world would have stable tectonic plates. Even a modicum of intelligence would lead God to choose to create a world with stable tectonic plates. A moron does not deserve to be worshiped.

    George: God must deal with both moral laws and scientific laws. Both laws are imperfect.A monotheistic God has only one law. When two different laws must be considered, a God must choose the bett of moral laws and scientific laws.

    Dogbite:I do not believe in God, so I can't debate something that doesn't exist. I debate the BELIEF in God and this false belief is refuted by reality.

    George:You can't reject God only because you don't believe in God. You must prove that God does not exist before you can reject God.

    Dogbite: In religious school I was taught that God is omniscient, omnipotent and omnipresent. If He/She/It were all-wise and all-powerful, the world would have stable tectonic plates, and many other things would also be different.

    George: God cannot be omniscient and omnipotent without knowing human knowledge completely. So God must be involved in man's empirical life

    Dogbite: You believe in God, the Creator, who, with malice aforethought, DELIBERATELY created tobacco. Have you ever seen someone suffering with emphysema? It is horrible to behold, and nobody should ever suffer through it. Claiming the victim might be better off in their "next life" is no excuse for creating tobacco in the first place. If God thought that creating tobacco was a good idea, God is a fxcking idiot.

    George: God created everything for a purpose. Tobacco thus has a purpose. That man decided to smoke tobacco was a choice of those people who smoked it without knowledge of it. Freedom and knowledge are one.

    Dogbite: There are also lung cancer, heart disease, and cancer of the larynx. Tobacco kills more than 300,000 Americans every year, and the worldwide death toll for the 20th century probably exceeded 50,000,000, which, if He/She/IT exists, makes God a mass murderer on a scale that Hitler could only dream about.

    George: No human can blame God on their ignorant acts of smoking.

    Dogbite: There is NO possible excuse for creating tobacco, and even if God DID exist, He/She/It does not deserve to be worshiped. If a human being had created tobacco and killed hundreds of millions of people, no sane person would say that was the right decision, and God, by creating tobacco, didn't even live up the standards that anyone would expect from a moral, rational human being.

    George: God does not create falsities or wrongs. Man does.

    Dogbite: You make excuses for God's horrendous decisions. If God were perfect, He/She/It would always make the right decisions and no excuses for God's execrable behavior would be necessary.

    George: If God produced a perfect world, we would have no freedom or choices, and we would simpley be puppets on the strings of God. We would be non purposive machines.

    George

     

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