A World of Things Make a Solution to Cancer a Reality

As an electrical engineer, in my book (click) I say that God is a "thing." I also say that God creates a world of "things" in His image. To me, all humans, stones, trees, planets, suns, etc. are thus things and are images of God. Opposed to my view are atheists and those atheistic physicists and chemists, who reject God, accept a dying universe, and promote evolutionary and Big Bang theories. Instead of seeing the world as a system of things, these atheists see the universe as a world as a system of processes. The view of these atheists explains why the US government is a highly confused organization today and why the National Institutes of Health (NIH) has never found a cure for cancer and other health problems. I have advised the US government and NIH of this wrong view of the world. Since the NIH and government act like atheists, they have no interest in the view that only ‘things" are to be found in the world.

Today, US cancer patients are treated with surgery, radiation, or chemotherapy. All of these treatments destroy healthy cells as well as cancer cells. If a cancer patient has lots of money, the patient can seek help in other nations where life might be extended a bit. But, in general, most cancer patients can be expected to die soon. Since many children are now getting cancer, cancer has become a major US human problem.

On CBS’s 60 Minutes last evening, a complete solution to cancer might be just around the corner. (click) This potential cure of cancer is coming from, John Kanzius, an electrical engineer who lives in Erie, PA. Knowing that the broadcast signal from a radio station will pass through our bodies without harm, Kanzius found how to control the flow of electrical energy from the broadcast station so that only cancer cells are destroyed. The continuous flow of this electrical energy through a cancer patient will eventually destroy all cancer cells without destroying any healthy cells. Radiation and chemotherapy cannot do this. Further, cutting cancer tumors out of one’s brain is virtually impossible. So, this electrical engineering feat is a major breakthrough. But, this breakthrough would not be possible if cancer cells were not "things" and were not different than the "things" we call ‘ healthy cells.’

Knowing that some industrial companies and stock holders will be hurt by this breakthrough, I believe that Kanzius and his friends will need our support to make sure that this project is funded and scheduled properly. A communication to our government representatives on this kind of project is critical to help the many cancer patients we now have. Don’t let industry and NIH determine the funding and schedule of this breakthrough.