Making My First Scientific Proof of God Clearer, IV

In my book on 'The First Scientific Proof of God" I discussed Leibniz's work on monadology and applied his monads to the phenomena of divisible, which is an attribute of all things in the universe and its negative, Indivisible, which is an attribute of God. It is with this pair of coexisting opposites that we identify the souls (or functional principles) of all things in the universe.

For a monotheistic God to create a different world, two two phases are necessary. In the first phase, God's attributes of One, Equality, and Indivisible are contracted by finitude and plurality. In this phase, we find many, indivisible inequalities. They are all souls, which I call spiritual atoms and Leibniz calls monads or true atoms. Then, in the second phase, God's attribute of Union must be contracted to relation. In this phase we find many-divisible-inequalities. They are all bodies.

The two phases are necessary because God's intelligent design makes all souls immortal and all bodies mortal. These two phases tell us that God's intelligent design has made life a continuum, life after death, or reincarnation realities. Note. Space and time will appear in the third phase in which all created things become dynamic.