Questioning the Togetherness of Judaism and Christianity
For many centuries, the togetherness of Judaism and Christianity was viewed to be close enough to be spoken of as 'Judeo-Christian' and as a 'revealed religion.' (click) However, with the emergence of modern science, a good scientist will notice that these two religions might be very different.
I noticed this difference in the book "God According to God" by Gerald L. Schroeder, a physicist from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. He is a materialist. but is not an atheist. In general, he accepts these phenomena: God, God's wisdom, the big bang creation of energy, matter, life, brain, and mind. He this believes in evolution and that living thing come from the nonliving things. The universe diminishes its entropy, it ends. His Old Testament research says that God is learning how to relate to the tragedies of the creation.
The most powerful teaching of Jesus Christ and his modem followers is found in my book on 'The First Scientific Proof of God. It can be found in the New Testament at John 14:20 and was taught in Greece ( long before Jesus was born) by Anaxagoras who taught that 'each thing is in each thing.' Thus God will be found in all finite things , all finite things will be found in God, and each finite thing will be found in each other finite thing. This major teaching of Jesus was unknown until modern science and mathematics began to develop functional relations. These functional relations infoms science that the universe is not a container. The powerful teaching of Jesus unites one infinite God with all finite creatures and forms a single world that has no end. The 'matter' or thus world is indivisible spiritual atoms, which are irreducible. They organize all finite, divisible creatures.
As seen, Schroeder's Judaism and Christianity have very few thoughts in common. The lack of common thoughts are explained because materialism is a false theory. But when are Jews and Christians going to get together to discuss the new Christian knowledge, which appeared only after modren science emerged?
I noticed this difference in the book "God According to God" by Gerald L. Schroeder, a physicist from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. He is a materialist. but is not an atheist. In general, he accepts these phenomena: God, God's wisdom, the big bang creation of energy, matter, life, brain, and mind. He this believes in evolution and that living thing come from the nonliving things. The universe diminishes its entropy, it ends. His Old Testament research says that God is learning how to relate to the tragedies of the creation.
The most powerful teaching of Jesus Christ and his modem followers is found in my book on 'The First Scientific Proof of God. It can be found in the New Testament at John 14:20 and was taught in Greece ( long before Jesus was born) by Anaxagoras who taught that 'each thing is in each thing.' Thus God will be found in all finite things , all finite things will be found in God, and each finite thing will be found in each other finite thing. This major teaching of Jesus was unknown until modern science and mathematics began to develop functional relations. These functional relations infoms science that the universe is not a container. The powerful teaching of Jesus unites one infinite God with all finite creatures and forms a single world that has no end. The 'matter' or thus world is indivisible spiritual atoms, which are irreducible. They organize all finite, divisible creatures.
As seen, Schroeder's Judaism and Christianity have very few thoughts in common. The lack of common thoughts are explained because materialism is a false theory. But when are Jews and Christians going to get together to discuss the new Christian knowledge, which appeared only after modren science emerged?
posted by George Shollenberger @ 9:46 AM
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