Science Will Never Explain Why There’s Something Rather Than Nothing | Cross-Check, Scientific American Blog Network
This author may indeed be wrong. Advances in scientific understanding (especially in the field of quantum mechanics) seems to be groping its way to providing a scientific explanation for how God works in the universe. Michio Kaku, a noted physicists, author, a regular presenter in NOVA presentations on cosmology and physics recently wrote this in his latest book, 'Physics of the Impossible':
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Science Will Never Explain Why There’s Something Rather Than Nothing | Cross-Check, Scientific American Blog Network
Christian theologians, at a loss to explain where heaven might be located, have often speculated that perhaps God lives in a higher dimensional plane. Surprisingly, if higher dimensions did exist, many of the properties ascribed to the gods might become possible. A being in a higher dimension might be able to disappear and reappear at will or walk through walls—powers usually ascribed to deities.
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Science Will Never Explain Why There’s Something Rather Than Nothing | Cross-Check, Scientific American Blog Network
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