The God theory : universes, zero-point fields, and what's behind it all

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The God theory : universes, zero-point fields, and what's behind it all

Title remainder

universes, zero-point fields, and what's behind it all

Statement of responsibility

Bernard Haisch

Creator

• Haisch, Bernard, 1949-

Contributor

• hoopla digital

Subject

• Electronic books
• God
• Religion and science
• Zero-point field

Language

eng

Summary

On the one hand, we have traditional science, based on the premises of materialism, reductionism, and randomness, with a belief that reality consists solely of matter and energy, that everything can be measured in the laboratory or observed by a telescope. If it can't, it doesn't exist. On the other hand, we have traditional religious dogma concerning God that fails to take into account evolution, a 4. 6 billion-year-old Earth, and the conflicting claims of the world's religions. In The God Theory, Bernard Haisch discards both these worldviews and proposes a theory that provides purpose for our lives while at the same time is completely consistent with everything we have discovered about the universe and life on Earth. To wit, Newton was right - there is a God - and wrong - this is not merely a material world. Haisch proposes that science will explain God and God will explain science. Consciousness is not a mere epiphenomenon of the brain; it is our connection to God, the source of all consciousness. Ultimately it is consciousness that creates matter and not vice versa. New discoveries in physics point to a background sea of quantum light underlying the universe. The God Theory offers a worldview that incorporates cutting-edge science and ancient mystical knowledge. This is nothing less than a revolution in our understanding

Cataloging source

Midwest

Dewey number

215

Index

no index present

Literary form

non fiction

Nature of contents

dictionaries

Target audience

adult