74. Christianity Does Not Teach the Sciences of Jesus

In yesterday's blog, I said that Nicholas of Cusa presented the very important statement below about God in the 15th century.

 

Therefore, God is the enfolding of all things in that all things are in Him; and He is the unfolding of all things in that He is in all things.

However, the phrase 'that God is in all things' was not defined until the 17th century, when the word 'function' was introduced in the field of mathematical science. (click)  In the 17th century the phrase, 'that God is in all things,' was changed to the phrase, 'that God functions in all things.' But we are now in the 21st century and most people still do not know that God functions everywhere in the universe.

However, Cusa's 15th century statement above appeared when Jesus was still living and teaching his disciples. At 14:20 of the New Testament, John tries to repeat one of Jesus' scientific teachings: 'At that day ye shall know that I am in my Father, and ye in me, and I in you.' Today, we know that the meaning of John's teaching was vague and would not be understood until the word 'function' appeared in the 17th century.

It is very clear to me that the Christian leaders of the 2nd century led the Christians away from all of scientific teachings of Jesus. Today's Christian leaders are still not teaching Jesus' scientific teachings  But teaching only morals is a big error of Christianity or any religion.