Where is God in Physics?

It seems as though the efforts of physics and most other sciences is to completely eliminate the need for, and the existence of God. Scientists believe they can bring proof of his non-existence through their studies. I think this obviously has to do with some pre-existing belief of theirs, in that they don’t want to believe he exists.

If, however, there were a scientist that did believe in God before he set out to prove his theories, wouldn’t it stand to reason that he could hypothetically prove that God does exist? It’s all about what you want to believe you want to prove, as far as I am concerned. But I guarantee, no matter how in-depth the study is, or how much research you do, or even how many supporting items you have in your case against his existence, you will not be able to prove he doesn’t exist.

Number one, God created the universe, and all that is in it. A catch 22 if you don’t believe in him in the first place. But assuming you are trying to prove his non-existence, you will have to deal with this factor. If, however, the arrangement is reversed, and you are trying to prove he does exist, that factor doesn’t apply.

What I am basically saying is that the universe, and all the elements within were created with the consideration that someone would try to break them down. There are built-in traps that prevent science from explaining away their creator. They had to come from somewhere. If the top argument is that God created it all, then he is fundamentally included in every tiny atom, as the part to the whole suggests.

Harry Rimmer once offered a thousand American dollars to anyone who could prove anything in the Bible was incorrect or didn’t happen. The money, to this day, has still not been collected. If he was smart, he would have never set that money aside in the first place, because he should know he will never ever have to pay it out.

In fact, on the contrary, things every year are being proven more and more accurate as accounted for in the Bible. Scientologists watch out! Their theories and speculations rely on the very age of the Earth and universe itself. If the Earth isn’t 2 billion years old, then most of their hypotheses are incorrect. They need to go back to the drawing board. Christianity, on the other hand, doesn’t depend on the age of the planet.

Sad thing is, every year, they prove ‘against their own arguments’ that the world isn’t quite as old as they had thought it was the year before. Fossils sticking up through three or four layers of sediment suggest that fossils must form quickly. When scientists claim that each sediment layer is millions of years in the making, they have obviously debunked their entire argument.

So why, in all this, do people set out to prove he doesn’t exist? You can’t rightfully prove anything, in the first place. They can’t even prove that the sun is ninety-three million miles away from Earth. We can’t prove that Pluto actually exists. It’s all mathematics and theories. Until you start proving some basic principles, like why the planet Earth just happens to be the perfect distance from the sun, and the specific heat of water is perfect for human survival, then you have a long way to go before proving substantially that God doesn’t exist.

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