The Missing Metaphysical Thoughts on BP's Oil Problem in the Gulf of Mexico

Today, many people will agree and say that God exists and created all things in the universe. But only a few of these believers will say, 'All are one.' This unfamiliar saying means that all things (both God and all creatures) are one. All nonbelievers say, 'God does not exist.' These nonbelievers make such a statement because they seek God and other things only with their senses. They can't perceive God because the do not develop their metaphysical abilities.

Today, atheists, materialists, mathematicians, evolutionists logicians, educators, judges, politicians, doctors, business owners, war mongers, college and universities chairpersons, and religious leaders are not developing their metaphysical abilities. Since many people are not developing their metaphysical abilities, more world problems, such as the oil problem in the Gulf of Mexico, can be expected.

If British Petroleum (BP) decision-makers are godly, they should have considerable ontological knowledge about the deep oil bed in the Guff of Mexico and the way God is 'in' such a deep oil bed. They would also have studied my book, 'The First Scientific Proof of God' and would also have studied the book about 'Nicholas of Cusa's Metaphysics of Contraction,' especially Ch. Three on Cusa's functionalist ontology. (click)

It is time for all people to turn to God and the functional relations between all things. Today, the independence of humans are being overstated and the relations among all things are being understated.