The Potentials of Theological Science Are Great

The development of theological science is impeded by major groups of people. One group is a religious movement known as fundamentalism. Fundamentalism is a conservative movement in Protestantism arising from a 19th century movement that emphasizes the literal interpretation and absolute inerrancy of the Scriptures, the imminent and physical Second Coming of Jesus Christ, the Virgin Birth, Resurrection, and Atonement. However, with the continued development of theological science and the emergence of panentheism, none of these teachings are true.

However, the conservative movement caused the emergence of a second group of people who oppose fundamentalism. Against fundamentalism, the second group of people creates the liberal movement. Today, the conservative and liberal movements have become the primary political factors in the USA. The two oppositions are politically active and created the widely known ‘two-party political system.’ This opposing political syetem is an example of the Ugky English Language I often discuss. on this website. As seen, this two-party system is causing both non conservatives and non liberals to decide against voting. So, conservatives, liberals, and the two-party political system are impeding the development of theological science. By adding the US field of science to these impedances, one can see why the recent development of theological science has been slowed compared to the advances that occurred in initial works of modern scientists such as Nicholas of Cusa, Kepler and Galileo.

Fundamentalists and US scientists form significant human forces against the development of theological science. Simply speaking, fundamentalism does not promote science at all, even thought the teachings of Jesus Christ are dealing mostly with science. On the other hand, US scientists merely reject God, even though there is strong empirical evidence that God exists.

Today, alternative energies are needed because US gasoline prices are forced upwardly by US enemies. But; fusion energy is not being found. Yet, fission energy, with its dirty waste, is increased in the Middle East. But, US science is failing in general. This failure is spilling into the field of medicine, where major medical problems are not being solved. Thus, isn’t it time for the US government to investigate the hidden potentials of theological science?