I am trying to break headway here with the physics of light and G-d and you ramble right on over it.
You haven't done
anything which can be viable science. You aren't doing anything with the physics of light, including or excluding God. You haven't considered any models of light or tried to some how come up with a testable quantitative framework, you have simply tried to weave God into a wordy explanation of something you don't know anything about (science).
What physics of light do you actually know or do you cover in the book? You've said you try to find out information, all you can, so I'd assume from that that you have looked at electromagnetism, electrodynamics and quantum electrodynamics. Have you? Or have you actually not opened a single book which covers anything quantitative and only got your information from pop science sources?
If you were intellectually honest and bothered to look up what actual science research involves and looks like you'd realise you are not even in the same universe as it, you're off in your own little world of delusional naivety.
Well your ramblings really don’t matter, all that truly matters is that I’ve said it - and its out there for all to read in my posts.
And you can say 'it' till you're blue in the face. Doesn't make 'it' science.
all science ideas came out of the Bible
A flat out lie. Only in hind sight can you even hope to twist and turn to make the claim something was already in the Bible. No physics discoveries have been made by studying the Bible. Newton was a huge reader of the bible but he didn't get his understanding of optics from reading about the flood, he got it from doing experiments with prisms. Einstein didn't extract special relativity from the Torah, he got it by building on the work of Poincare, Lorentz and Fitzgerald. Then there's all the work which has been done by people who
aren't even from a predominantly monotheistic religion, science isn't done just by people in the western world. China made huge advances in science long before they had had serious contact with the West. Then there's people like Archimedes, who lived
before 0 AD.
If science has the Bible as its ultimate source why is it that the belief in God
decreases as you go from the population at large to the college educated? The percentage of people having profound vocal belief in an Abrahamic religion is highest in the lowest educated parts of society. Why aren't Bible thumpers able to come up with viable science results themselves? Why do they always have to wait for someone
else to do the considerable effort involved in learning vast amounts of science and doing patient and difficult experiments? Why has technological development
increased over the last few centuries, despite the increasing secularisation of western culture? 500 years ago
everyone went to church, now the US is the only western culture which is vocally religious and even its numbers are dropping.
Your claim science comes from the bible is historically
false. In fact its the bible which kept people like Galileo back, having to argue against the catholic dogma of a geocentric universe. Science like cosmology and evolution are in direct conflict with the literal interpretation of the bible. Once again the bible doesn't help, it hinders.
You should really do some research into how various major scientific discoveries were made, through a great deal of effort, thought, experiment and analysis, because you clearly have no clue how its done.
I’ve said it before, and I’ll say it again… ! Even the idea for anesthesia. Genesis 2:21 - And the Lord G-d caused a deep sleep to fall upon Adam, and he slept: and he took one of his ribs, and closed up the flesh instead thereof. Sir James Young Simpson 1847 discovered “chloroform” from the idea of G-d putting Adam into a deep sleep and taking a rib to make Eve. Therefore James Simpson thought of the idea to put people into a state of sleep (like G-d did with Adam) where they were unaware of what was happening and couldn’t feel pain. With this idea he created “Chloroform” which is a liquid that changes to a vapor that causes unconsciousness when inhaled. It was (in earlier times) used as an anesthetic for surgical operations.
How did that passage help him create chloroform? It doesn't. The notion of "If you knock someone out its easier to cut them open" isn't a difficult one, you don't need the bible for that. Pre-chloroform you got either a stiff drink or a blow to the skull to hopefully render you unconscious. People didn't need the bible to tell them to do something like that.
Pained as I am to link to it even the
creation wiki on him says that he used that bible verse to get some people to accept the notion of anaesthetic and the very fact some people argued with him was because they were interpreting scripture!!! Your own example is actually a demonstration of how the bible
held people back. The bible didn't help him do the chemistry involved in making chloroform, it didn't help him with the scientific method of doing trials, it didn't provide the initial rationale for looking for something to render a person unconscious. The only reason Simpson needed to use the bible was to argue with other people's use of the bible!!
And that just
one thing in science. You claimed it ALL comes from the bible. Speaking as someone who has been published in physics journals and who firmly
doesn't believe in a God I'm a counter example to your claim. As are all the other atheists in the science community. And all the theistic ones too, they don't get their work from the bible, their belief doesn't help with their research.
Only in your secluded mind does the Bible not hold application to science.
Now you've changed your claim. You said that
" all science ideas came out of the Bible". That is different from the Bible perhaps making someone think "I might look into that". Yes, someone might have read some bit of the bible and be prompted into investigating something but the bible doesn't actually help that investigation, it doesn't provide any usable knowledge of the real world which wasn't already known to any other religion or culture.
So which are you claiming, that
all science has the bible as its source or that at least one thing in science might have been done because of some initial motivation by the bible? Or some kind of middle ground?
I find it strange that you would rather believe Tolkein over the Bible. FYI, Tolkein got his idea from the Bible as well as George Lucas of Star Wars.
I don't believe
any of them, it was a demonstration that you can interpret
anything sufficiently badly to get what are obvious works of fiction to make all the same kind of 'prophecies' as in any holy book you care to name.
String theory is nothing new, it is explained for us quite nicely in the Qabalah (oral understanding of the Torah).
Please point me to the section of the Torah which provides the Polyakov action and explains path quantisation. If you can't then your claim is false. If quantum field theory were already in the Torah thousands of years ago why did it take till the 1930s to be developed by an
atheist, Paul Dirac?
Its always hindsight, never does a holy book allow anyone to develop successful science. And this doesn't even need to be difficult, if god were revealing all these things of science why couldn't he do something simple and clear cut like explain the notion of 'zero' to people? Its a profoundly importance thing in mathematics, without which almost none of physics can be done, and yet God left it out. You can't explain string theory or quantum mechanics or relativity without the mathematical structure under them, which needs zero. If you were right then there'd be a positive correllation between scientific contributions and religious belief and there isn't.
The fact you have such obscenely low standards for what constitutes 'explained' doesn't validate your argument. Saying "Things wave about" doesn't get you string theory, there's a number of very very important things which must come together, like the two I have asked you to point to in the torah, so vague analogies aren't sufficient.
I honestly despair for people when I think that there's people who are sucked in by your lies and ignorance. You're praying on people's lack of understanding (so to not expose your own lack of understanding), which is detestable.