Theological Science: Numbering Spiritual Atoms and Numbering Wholes

In Part IIb of my book, I say that all things have a quantity and quality. So, for instance, a car battery has 12 volts. In my book, I did not number things and identify their qualities because my research was not complete and could not identify all things and their quantities and qualities. The origin of the quantities and qualities of all things is the Trinity, which is One, Equality, and Union. Thus, all created things are numbered, given their qualities, and are related. In this blog, I propose that the spiritual atoms and the wholes be numbered. This numbering is guided by the Bible at Matt. 10:30. This verse says.’But, the hairs on your head are all numbered.’ Obviously, many numbers will be needed.’

Since the spiritual atoms are the first things that God creates, by necessity, they should be the first things that must be numbered in God’s intelligent design. But, we can’t give the spiritual atoms integer numbers, even though they are infinite. Nor can we give them rational numbers, even though they are also infinite. We cannot number spiritual atoms with integers or rational numbers because the spiritual atoms must form geometrical wholes. Geometrical wholes are required because the universe has no vacuums, which have quantities but no qualities. The only way to number the spiritual atoms is thus to number them with the rational and irrational numbers.

Georg Cantor identifies these different infinite number systems. All integer numbers, all rational numbers and, and all algebraic numbers, for instance, become known as N0 because they have a one-to-one relation with each other. Then, all rational and irrational numbers become known as N1. The rational and irrational numbers form the spiritual atoms as geometrical points and also form the wholes with geometrical lines, curves, ... etc. Beyond N1, we find other infinities such as N2, N3, N4, ... etc. They are used to number wholes with different infinities.

As seen, God creates everything in the image of His own inexhaustible infinity.