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Announcing the 2nd Edition of Divine Physics: The Intersection of Faith, Science, and the Human Psyche

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    https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0F4K4JDLD Announcing the 2nd Edition of Divine Physics: The Intersection of Faith, Science, and the Human Psyche Challenging Conventional Paradigms—Not with Preaching, but with Precision In a world increasingly divided by dogma—whether religious or scientific— Divine Physics (2nd Edition) enters not as an evangelist, but as a provocateur. This is not a book that asks you to suspend reason. It dares to ask if you’ve followed it far enough. Atheists, materialists, agnostics, and rigorous scientists: this book is for you. But not to convert, flatter, or accuse. It is an invitation to test your assumptions at the boundary between empirical evidence and metaphysical inference—to explore whether the universe is truly a closed system governed by blind chance, or if the data reveal a deeper structure pointing toward intention. What Is Divine Physics ? Divine Physics introduces a radical framework grounded in interdisciplinary rigor—philosophy, q...

How God/Christ (the Logos) Communicates with Humanity: All Paths Point to Him—and Back to Us

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How God/Christ (the Logos) Communicates with Humanity: All Paths Point to Him—and Back to Us How God—through Christ, the Logos—communicates with humanity  across  spiritual, physical, metaphysical, quantum, and personal domains , followed by an extended  summary list  that integrates and expands these tie-ins as outlined in Divine Physics (DP) and the Holistic Origins Worldview (HOW). At the heart of Divine Physics is the proposition that Christ is not merely a moral teacher or historical figure , but the Logos —the rational, creative, and sustaining principle of the universe (John 1:1-3). He is the interface between the Divine and the Created , not symbolically, but ontologically and metaphysically. Every domain of reality—quantum, cosmological, moral, emotional, and rational—is stamped with His nature. Every exploration, whether scientific or spiritual, ultimately leads back to the Source . And that Source is not silent. He speaks. Wa...

The Cult Of Anti-Theism

The Cult Of Anti-Theism It’s almost endearing, really—watching the intellectual desperation reach its final form. When faced with a worldview that challenges their materialist dogma, the atheist fallback position is always the same: dismiss, deflect, and deny any responsibility for defending their own worldview. The irony is rich. They posture as the paragons of reason and logic, yet when asked to provide any coherent defense of their belief that reality is purely material, their answer is little more than a smug shrug. “I don’t have to.” How convenient. Imagine if theists used that as their entire argument—atheists would have a field day. But of course, they don’t actually adhere to logic or reason. Their entire approach hinges on avoiding the burden of proof while insisting everyone else must meet an impossible standard. They demand material proof of the non-material, refuse to acknowledge the limitations of their own framework, and conveniently ignore the glaring gaps in natura...

Occam's Razor and The Origin an Nature of Existence in "Divine Physics"

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Occam's Razor and The Origin an Nature of Existence in "Divine Physics" The following argument aligns well with the principles discussed in Divine Physics , particularly in its critique of naturalism and its advocacy for a model that integrates theological philosophy into our understanding of the universe.  The key points—Occam's Razor, the explanatory superiority of a Creator hypothesis, and the insufficiency of naturalistic explanations—are central to the discussions in Divine Physics and The Divine Equation . Occam’s Razor and Simplicity – The simplest explanation is not merely the shortest or most reductionist but the one that best accounts for the full breadth of observed and inferred phenomena. The Divine Physics framework employs Bayesian reasoning to assess competing hypotheses (naturalism vs. divine design) and argues that the divine hypothesis provides a more cohesive and probabilistically sound explanation. Naturalism’s Complexity and ...

Holistic Origins Worldview (HOW)

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Holistic Origins Worldview (HOW) This diagram accurately represents the Holistic Origins Worldview (HOW). It depicts reality as layered, with material reality as a subset of consciousness, which in turn is encompassed by transcendent reality (divine, spiritual, metaphysical). Diagram: 1. Material reality is not the foundation—instead, it is the innermost subset within a greater consciousness-based structure. 2. Consciousness is primary, enveloping and giving rise to material reality, rather than being an emergent property of it. 3. Transcendent reality encompasses all, indicating a divine/spiritual dimension beyond both material and mental existence. This structure aligns with HOW's assertion that reality is not reducible to materialism and that consciousness and transcendent existence are fundamental. Holistic Origins Worldview (HOW) The Holistic Origins Worldview (HOW) is a comprehensive framework for understanding existence that integrates material reality, conscious...

Seeking Truth and Belief

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Seeking Truth and Belief Have we not discussed this before? And yet you purposely evade again, the core premise? Let's make this more personal, shall we? Atheism is a position on God. That God does not exist. And it is foolish to play with this definition - we can ask the atheist simply, do you believe there is a God? And the intellectually honest answer is - No. The key question is - is one seeking Truth. Since we cannot prove empirically (as within science) whether God or "no God" (since God is beyond time and space (attributes of the universe) whether created or by brute force (just is), we can truly only say "we do not know." Which is more akin to an agnostic position. And yet even the theist cannot say "I know there is a God". Any position on God must be "we simply do not know" - except by faith - in any case. Which renders us All legitimately as seekers. Unless we merely have become complacent and have chosen not to seek. A...

Atheism, Belief, and the Burden of Engagement

. Belief, Unbelief, and the Burden of Engagement By William W. Collins Introduction: A Passive Position or an Active Stance? Atheism is often framed as a lack of belief, nothing more. And yet, many atheists engage in debate, challenge theistic arguments, and critique religious frameworks. One might ask -  If atheism is merely defined as an absence, a non position, unintentional, why intentional, purposeful, and persistent engagement? One doen't pursue a girl if not interested. If someone does not believe in astrology, they don’t spend hours arguing with astrologers. If ghosts are nonsense, why debate paranormal investigators? Does an intentional level of involvement in any matter suggests a passive, disinterested, detached disbelief? No—it is an assertion manifested by action. And usually indicative of a worldview, even if unacknowledged. A worldview that demands and is driven to action. And worldviews. Do we not, each and every one of us possess this - a belief formation by wh...

The Rejection of Wisdom and Its Consequences

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The Rejection of Wisdom and Its Consequences There exists a persistent tendency among certain individuals to dismiss wisdom in favor of self-assured ignorance, mistaking obstinacy for intellect. In debates, this manifests as a refusal to engage with evidence that challenges preconceived notions, an unwillingness to acknowledge uncertainty, and an overconfidence in personal reasoning despite clear limitations. The refusal to learn from history, from others, or even from observable reality is not a sign of intelligence but of self-imposed blindness. As George Santayana warned,  "Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it."   Those who reject wisdom in pursuit of their own ideological certainties often find themselves trapped in circular reasoning, incapable of intellectual growth. This mindset often results in an air of superiority, where an individual assumes their perspective to be the only rational one, dismissing all contrary views as outdat...