Thread: Christianity wishes it could be mysticism and scientific

Well, there was probably nowhere for it to go anyway really. You pretty much said it all in the OP, I don't know what more there is to say about it. The God of the Gaps keeps shrinking, till now he exists in the subatomic realm. He can only exist in the areas where science leaves room for him.

Originally Posted by Darkmatters

Well, there was probably nowhere for it to go anyway really. You pretty much said it all in the OP, I don't know what more there is to say about it. The God of the Gaps keeps shrinking, till now he exists in the subatomic realm. He can only exist in the areas where science leaves room for him.

While I agree, maybe the thread can go somewhere.
Somewhere i don't believe, but can maybe get less theology ideals and more logical ones.


Quantum physics only adds to the idea of the mystical presence of God, We are still dealing with a science we cannot understand and God's presence is only stronger here. Thought experiments like quantum immortality exist as a transition from mortality into heaven were we can join as a part of god. science itself gives into the ideal of a god not through creationism but by divine theory, that evolution exists because we are all part of an ever growing god. A god that many perceive as an physical being, but rather is, a spiritual and subconscious being of all that the universe contains. We are all part of, and are, god, since god is everywhere, so are we. We that is being, man, creature, plant, plasma, liquid, etc. all making up the god, we just perceive it through every possible reality and only once at a time.
So let's quantify God less as a physical being and more along the lines of universal subconscious.

Boom, 180 degrees and the thread is no longer about god, but rather believers of god and others, into the ideals behind a universal subconscious.

Originally Posted by Nhuc

Quantum physics only adds to the idea of the mystical presence of God, We are still dealing with a science we cannot understand and God's presence is only stronger here. Thought experiments like quantum immortality exist as a transition from mortality into heaven were we can join as a part of god. science itself gives into the ideal of a god not through creationism but by divine theory, that evolution exists because we are all part of an ever growing god. A god that many perceive as an physical being, but rather is, a spiritual and subconscious being of all that the universe contains. We are all part of, and are, god, since god is everywhere, so are we. We that is being, man, creature, plant, plasma, liquid, etc. all making up the god, we just perceive it through every possible reality and only once at a time.
So let's quantify God less as a physical being and more along the lines of universal subconscious.

So... pantheism?

Originally Posted by TimeDragon97

So... pantheism?

yes. and yes...