More on Theological Science* and the Atheistic Mathematical Physicists
As I showed in yesterday’s blog, many mathematical physicists walked away from God in the 1970s with the Standard Method, a metho
d that would guide the future of the field of physics. I believe that they did not knew that their turn away from God violated the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution. However, the mathematical physicists did not walk away from God alone. The federal government also walked away with them because the U.S. government funded many atheistic projects related to the Standard Method. Since U.S. colleges and universities like government funds, they also walked away from God with these mathematical physicists.
Since I conclude that the Standard Method will fail, the U.S. taxpayer has paid heavily to achieve nothing for almost forty years. It is thus time for the U.S. government to investigate my conclusion, act, and correct this waste.
I conclude that the 20th century wars might have caused these 20th- century mathematicians to turn away from God. I made this conclusion after I learned that the 19th century discovery of transfinite numbers by Georg Cantor was not being applied by scientists. The discovery of Cantor was not the first discovery that man ever lost. The material of many authors has been lost, burned, or hidden with the hopes that the writings will be found later.
Theological science can show the importance of Cantor’s discovery. If God is infinite, then our reason tells us that God must be the origin of all of the finite things that exist in the universe. Further, if God and all finite things coexist, reason tells us that ‘middle things’ must exist in between the ‘finite things’ and an ‘infinite thing.’ Common sense thus tells us that a ‘transfinite number’ system must exist in between the infinity of God and the widely known ‘finite number’ system. This middle thing indicates that irreducible complexities exist and that the universe has no end.
The blogger of the Good Math, Bad Math website, Mark Chu-Carrol, did not like my suggestion to restudy the field of mathematics two years ago. My suggestion still holds.
I believe that many mathematicians, like Chu-Carrol, are serving atheism because they cannot lift their minds above the world of finite numbers. Their limited thinking is known as one-sided thinking.
* Theological science unifies scientific thoughts with people’s thoughts about God.
d that would guide the future of the field of physics. I believe that they did not knew that their turn away from God violated the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution. However, the mathematical physicists did not walk away from God alone. The federal government also walked away with them because the U.S. government funded many atheistic projects related to the Standard Method. Since U.S. colleges and universities like government funds, they also walked away from God with these mathematical physicists.Since I conclude that the Standard Method will fail, the U.S. taxpayer has paid heavily to achieve nothing for almost forty years. It is thus time for the U.S. government to investigate my conclusion, act, and correct this waste.
I conclude that the 20th century wars might have caused these 20th- century mathematicians to turn away from God. I made this conclusion after I learned that the 19th century discovery of transfinite numbers by Georg Cantor was not being applied by scientists. The discovery of Cantor was not the first discovery that man ever lost. The material of many authors has been lost, burned, or hidden with the hopes that the writings will be found later.
Theological science can show the importance of Cantor’s discovery. If God is infinite, then our reason tells us that God must be the origin of all of the finite things that exist in the universe. Further, if God and all finite things coexist, reason tells us that ‘middle things’ must exist in between the ‘finite things’ and an ‘infinite thing.’ Common sense thus tells us that a ‘transfinite number’ system must exist in between the infinity of God and the widely known ‘finite number’ system. This middle thing indicates that irreducible complexities exist and that the universe has no end.
The blogger of the Good Math, Bad Math website, Mark Chu-Carrol, did not like my suggestion to restudy the field of mathematics two years ago. My suggestion still holds.
I believe that many mathematicians, like Chu-Carrol, are serving atheism because they cannot lift their minds above the world of finite numbers. Their limited thinking is known as one-sided thinking.
* Theological science unifies scientific thoughts with people’s thoughts about God.
posted by George Shollenberger @ 9:47 AM
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