I propose that Creational geometry is the missing link which will unite religion with science. The visualisation of how structure formed before the big bang would be truly mesmerising and would be just a glimpse of the workings of the Almighty.
Sorry for the delay in answering btw. It does indeed refer to a building of structure before the big bang. My vision is very simple; it was conceived by thinking of an alternative route of investigation just after Newton's declaration of his gravity law i.e. I'm disregarding Einstein's picture of space-time and the rubber sheet analogy to explain the force of gravitation. The simplest way is to imagine a volume of Euclidean (i.e. normal) 3D space with x, y and z axes. (I'm assuming that this space appeared just before the creation of structure). Just considering one axis for now, the x axis say, spinning energy could suddenly materialise and burst forth in one direction and in the opposite direction. This way momentum is conserved. As the length of the spinning structure increases so the time taken for the rotation force to reach the free end of the 'thread' increases. This will begin to induce the formation of a helix in the continuously growing thread. This helix structure will then begin to act like the initial straight thread itself, and begin to form a 'helix of a helix' in a fractal-like manner. Because a spinning helix can also act as a force of attraction or repulsion, analogous to a wood screw for example, radiation from this high-energy spinning thread structure could produce a force of attraction i.e an explanation for gravity. If this radiation travels around a 'wraparound universe' then it will reappear (perhaps 6 billion years later) as a cosmic force of repulsion. It takes time to appreciate, but seems to fit all the required criteria in a very simple and elegant way. An analogy I used during this thinking was holding a piece of cotton thread between my fingers and letting it hang down. Rolling the straight thread between my fingers would make the cotton begin to form a helix-like structure. Try it.I take it "Creational geometry" refers to "the structure formed before the big bang" ?
Can you elaborate ?
Many thanks for this link Swarm, it's just what I'm talking about. I'll even email the guy as soon as I have time.
I propose that Creational geometry is the missing link which will unite religion with science.
The visualisation of how structure formed before the big bang would be truly mesmerising and would be just a glimpse of the workings of the Almighty.
My vision is a 'wraparound' universe where if you throw a rock out into space from a spaceship, it will eventually circle the universe to hit you in the back of the head! It's a trick that cosmologists use to make the universe finite without any boundaries i.e. you won't hit a wall or an edge if your spaceship travels into outerspace. The space outside this 'hypersphere' is the higher dimension. I believe this is filled with energy and that some penetrated the initial 3D void of the universe to build-up and then crash into one another to create the big bang. It needs to be represented on a computer to make understanding easier. I hope that this will be achieved in the not-too-distant future.could be..if the fractal is within existence, are you suggesting there is an almighty 'else-where' or not in/of existence (where's that?)
Thanks for your support. See above for my answer to your questions.Interesting idea...
I am left wondering how this Space...X, Y, and Z came to exist in the first place though...what force generated that...
No one knows....no one has any proof of any kind...I would be impressed if they did...
My vision is a 'wraparound' universe where if you throw a rock out into space from a spaceship, it will eventually circle the universe to hit you in the back of the head! It's a trick that cosmologists use to make the universe finite without any boundaries i.e. you won't hit a wall or an edge if your spaceship travels into outerspace. The space outside this 'hypersphere' is the higher dimension. I believe this is filled with energy and that some penetrated the initial 3D void of the universe to build-up and then crash into one another to create the big bang. It needs to be represented on a computer to make understanding easier. I hope that this will be achieved in the not-too-distant future.
science defines reality; religion doesn'tI don't see how religion and science need "unifying."
theories are like religions; created by man to define what is believed.Generally the NOMA theory seems to hold them both together.
Personally, I don't believe the NOMA theory because of the big 2 (creation of the universe and abiogenesis) clearly require some overlap, but even so, I don't think science and God should have any quarrel.
Hell, God isn't falsifiable, so science will never prove him nonexistent, and if God exists, he created science, so that's not a contradiction either.
science defines reality
No. Science reports about reality.
...them all creations of science...