901. My Fifth Summary About Benjamin Franklin

Benjamin Franklin was born in Boston. He left Boston when he was 17 years and ended in Philadelphia for the rest of his life. When I was 18 years old, I went into the Army, went to Germany as a radio technician, and met my first excellent speaker from Boston. Today, I was amazed with the great Bostonian language. When I went to college, I became a scientist at John Hopkins University and studied Ben, I concluded that Ben became a powerful speaker and really became the real first President of the USA.

When the colonists had to deal with the Stamp Act, they concluded to separate themselves from England. So, in 1766, Ben was sent to Europe in order to learn the new God and universe that Gottfried Leibniz found in Germany. Only a great Bostonian speaker and Philadelphian thinker, like Ben Franklin, would become the First President of the USA and remain that leadership until he would pass on. Unfortunately, after Ben died, the language of Ben would slowly fade away because the general language of Americans would begin to turn the U.S. Union away from God and the 'one People' that Ben was developing.

In order to learnn Ben's teachings, Americans must believe that every inquiry proceeds by means of comparative relations. For example, in my first book, The First Scientific Proof of God, I learned that a finite thing relates or originates from an infinite thing and that this thing is God, who is One and has no parts. This comparative relation means that God is an unknown thing. Thus, comparative relations are developing unities with our minds. Accordingly, in order to build a nation, the unity of independence and dependence were used by John Locke in his book on The Second Treatise of Government. Locke says that dependence produces the equalities of humans and independence produces the perfect freedom of humans. Unfortunately, Locke assumed that God is at rest. I say that God is activity forever. Thus, I say that dependence produces more perfect laws and independence produces sciences about God and the universe. In his book on Dialogues Concerning Two New Sciences, Galileo also works on the unity of indivisible and divisible.  He says that we have a continuous quantity build up of an infinite number of indivisibles. Uniting co-existents (or unites) will move all nations forward. My second book, A New And Modern Holy Bible identifies more co-existents (or unities).

My books about God and the Universe are in agreement with the work of Gottfried Leibniz:

1. The First Scientific Proof of God (2006), 271 pages, (click)
2. A New and Modern Holy Bible (2012), 189 pages.
3. God And His Coexistent Relations To The Universe. (2014), 429 page.