Defeating Cancer and Other Human Diseases: A Message to Those Biologists Who Believe in God

In yesterday’s blog, I discussed the breakthrough made by John Kanzius on the cancer problem. While his breakthrough is currently limited to tumorous cancers, I believe that its electromagnetic cancer destroying agency can also be used to destroy other forms of cancer. However, biologists must accept the belief that God exists and created the universe.

For almost two years, I have been teaching that the existence of God is scientifically proven in my book. This proof says that an infinite thing, which is God, is the origin of all finite things found in the universe. So, I believe in ‘a world of things.’ However, one must answer the question, what is a thing? This question can be answered two ways.

Atheists argue that a thing is a whole that has a finite number of distinguished parts. An example of this atheistic whole is an automobile, which is assembled from the parts found on a production line in a factory. Since the number of parts is finite, this whole is mechanical and is man-made. This whole is often spoken of as ‘the sum of its parts.’

On the other hand, when God creates any thing, that created thing is an image of God. Since God is infinite, every created thing has an infinite number of distinguished parts. A created thing is often spoken of as a whole that is ‘more than the sum of its parts.
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Man has been searching for a clear definition of a created thing. Jesus Christ generalized the definition of things in John 14:20 - "At that day ye shall know that I am in my Father, and ye in me, and I in you." This strange definition was understood by Anaxagoras (500-428 BC) as each thing is in each thing. In Bk. II, Ch. 5, of Nicholas of Cusa’s book, On Learned Ignorance. Nicholas speaks of things as ''all is in all' and 'each is in each.'

With Immanuel Kant, Friedrich Hegel, and Karl Marx, a created thing becomes known as a thing-in-itself. For instance, in the ‘Preface to Second Edition’ of his Critique of Pure Reason, Kant speaks of a thing as 'a self-subsistent unity, in which, as in an organised body, every member exists for every other and all for the sake of each, so that no principle can safely be taken in any one relation, unless it has been investigated in the entirety of its relations to the whole employment of pure reason.'

As seen, a created thing is complex because each part of a thing is just another thing. Perhaps, Shakespeare’s ‘play within a play’ is saying that a ‘social thing’ also exists. Obviously, developing science without a belief in God can end only in complete failures in every science. Thus, the theory of atheism can only lead to the death of more and more cancer patients. The real solutions to health care problems come only with a belief in God. This is what the US founders were saying in the founding documents.

Man’s future must become a serious topic. For instance, man must ‘bite the bullet’ with respect to health care. I thus recommend that biologists expand greatly their electron-microscope research on human cells. Since no two cells in a created human body are identical, new biological research must determine the functional relations between as many parts as possible in each human cell. To generalize health care is to accept the early death of many diseased patients.