Questions of Truth and Quantum Theory (Religion)

by David Turell , Tuesday, March 03, 2009, 16:41 (5742 days ago) @ Mark

the physical world at its most fundamental level is so mysterious and counter-intuitive that, despite our ability to mathematically model it, it defies understanding. - I appreciate George's post about John Polkinghorne. Having read several of his books, I find him very fascinating, going from quantum research, having worked with Stephen Hawkings, to Anglican priest is an amazing personal journey. It is one that Paul Davies seems to be gradually following to some degree, in the sense that the 'wonder' behind some of the science findings brings out religious considerations. That is my story as I have noted in the past. What I have also noted is that the 'fundamental level' is where "A Concealed God" (Einhorn) is most likely to be found, but science (we) cannot ever get there, even if we can mathematically model averages of its quantum components.