382. A Trinitarian God Does Not Exist
The God of Christianity is a Trinitarian God. It was stated first in the Apostles Creed as the Father, Son, and Holy Ghost. Then, it was restated in The Nicene Creed as the Father, Son, and Spirit. In both creeds, Christians say that the Son of God was Begotten by the Father before the universe was created.
These creeds were influenced by Pythagoras, who said that the number 'three' is a perfect number. The number three became a symbol of some disciples of Jesus and Christian leaders. Using this number, decaying popular things were spoken as beginning, middle, and end. Earlier, the world was ruled by three gods --- Jupiter, Neptune, and Pluto. When Christians developed, their lives would call for Faith, Hope, and Charity. In mathematics, see many different triangles.(click)
Eventually, the long Middle Ages ended because religious thought of humans were frozen by logic and the end of people's lives. Only life with God in Heaven was understood by the people in the Middle Ages. But, modern science opened the thoughts of humans widely in the 15th century after Thomas Aquinas (1225- 1274) had no useful thoughts on the subject of continuums, Instead, Aquinas would say that continuums consisted neither of infinitely many nor of a finite number of parts, but of no parts at all. Aquinas walked away from this big problem. Eventually, Galileo would show that bodies in the universe are continuous quantities that that build up of an infinite number of indivisibles. And Georg Cantor would develop the transfinite numbers. Pope Benedict XVI would deal with infinities but he didn't. So, when Christians say that Jesus was the Son of God, the theory of the beginning and end of the universe, would be false.
I say that God and universe had no beginning and has no end because we can count the parts of man-made things but cannot count God-made things. This is why Jesus has been seen, but has not become known, after he taught the panentheistic God over two thousand years ago.
My three books are:
1. The First Scientific Proof of God (2006), 271 pages
2. A New and Modern Holy Bible (2012), 189 pages
3. God And His Coexistent Relations to The Universe. (2014), 429 pages
These creeds were influenced by Pythagoras, who said that the number 'three' is a perfect number. The number three became a symbol of some disciples of Jesus and Christian leaders. Using this number, decaying popular things were spoken as beginning, middle, and end. Earlier, the world was ruled by three gods --- Jupiter, Neptune, and Pluto. When Christians developed, their lives would call for Faith, Hope, and Charity. In mathematics, see many different triangles.(click)
Eventually, the long Middle Ages ended because religious thought of humans were frozen by logic and the end of people's lives. Only life with God in Heaven was understood by the people in the Middle Ages. But, modern science opened the thoughts of humans widely in the 15th century after Thomas Aquinas (1225- 1274) had no useful thoughts on the subject of continuums, Instead, Aquinas would say that continuums consisted neither of infinitely many nor of a finite number of parts, but of no parts at all. Aquinas walked away from this big problem. Eventually, Galileo would show that bodies in the universe are continuous quantities that that build up of an infinite number of indivisibles. And Georg Cantor would develop the transfinite numbers. Pope Benedict XVI would deal with infinities but he didn't. So, when Christians say that Jesus was the Son of God, the theory of the beginning and end of the universe, would be false.
I say that God and universe had no beginning and has no end because we can count the parts of man-made things but cannot count God-made things. This is why Jesus has been seen, but has not become known, after he taught the panentheistic God over two thousand years ago.
My three books are:
1. The First Scientific Proof of God (2006), 271 pages
2. A New and Modern Holy Bible (2012), 189 pages
3. God And His Coexistent Relations to The Universe. (2014), 429 pages
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