More on the Photons Discussed by Islam

In my blog dated April 1, 2007, the work of Islam on the photon shows us that a photon exists initially in God as a spirit and is thus without mass (m). This means that a photon can exist in God without a body This form of existence agrees with my book, The First Scientific Proof of God, where I say that all finite things in our world originate from spirits. In my book, I refer to spirits as ‘spiritual atoms.’ There, I also say that an infinite number of spiritual atoms are needed to form all of the things that God want us to sense.

Now, let me discuss how God creates a photon so that we can sense it. A photon originates in God. There, it is a spirit and cannot be seen by us. But, since God wants us to sense photons, God must create them so they have existence in our world. However, since time does not exist in God’s spiritual world, God must create all things that He wants us to sense ‘all at once.’ So, the instant God creates, an infinite number of different spiritual atoms come into existence in our world. But, none of these different spiritual atoms can be sensed by us yet because they are infinitesimal or indivisible.

To create photons that can be sensed by us, God must give a body to each spiritual photon. The purpose of this body is to give each spiritual photon a quantity of mass. We can sense things that have mass because Einstein’s famous equation, E = m c2, says that mass is energetic and can be sensed. How does God give a spiritual atom a body? God makes bodies by ‘connecting’ many different spiritual atoms together to form a whole thing. This whole thing is known as a functional thing, which has a purpose that only God knows. So, when a spiritual photon is given a body, a functional photon is made by God. This functional photon is a physical photon. It is distinguished from the spiritual photon which remains in God eternally. The spiritual photon is thus an immortal idea of God. On the other hand, functional photons are not immortal because their bodies age and die. But, a spiritual photon is never without a functional photon. So, spiritual photons are always being refreshed with new bodies. This refreshing process of photons is more popular known as reincarnation. This refreshing process (or reincarnation) is necessary because God’s long term purpose for us is unknown. Nor will we ever know God’s eternal purpose.

In my book, I say that God makes all things in our world the same way.

I want to thank Islam for discussing publicly their ideas on the photon because this discussion gave me a good example to explain my general scientific proof of God.