Indivisible and Divisible Things Prove God and His Creation'

When you hold a yardstick and cut it in half, you can say that the yardstick has two parts. Now, cut these two parts into half. You can now say that the yardstick has four parts. You can continue to cut more parts into half. Continue this cutting and you will learn that the parts only become smaller and smaller; that the last or smallest parts will never be appear; and that the end of the yardstick cannot be reached. The smallest parts will not appear because a divisible yardstick has an infinite number indivisible parts. Since all divisibles have parts, we can say that every divisible thing in the universe has an infinite number of indivisibles. Obviously, our medical doctors must begin to view the human body differently if they want to improve our health care system.

Divisible things and indivisible things became known in the 1400s by Nicholas of Cusa. Then, Galileo published a book on indivisibles in 1632. The title of this book is, 'The Two Chief World Systems.' In this book, Galileo shows that all quantitative divisible things are formed by an infinite number of indivisibles. Today, all scientists must accept the fact that all divisible things in the universe came from indivisible things and that all indivisible things came from an infinite God.