Off topic (Split from, " Can Science explain everything in the universe without a God?")

[puppypower]

Say we assume God is a product of the human imagination, for the sake of argument. This approach is not unique to religion, because physics also follows this template and does the same thing. For example, the concept of space-time, which is fundamental to physics and math uses two variables space and time. Space is a void, while time is not considered to be a potential or thing, It is only a reference variable. We can't save time in a bottle or use time to do work.

 

What that means is when space-time contracts or expands, nothing actually contracts in tangible reality, since time is not a thing while space is void of things. It only happens in the imagination. This concept provides a way for the mind and imagination to describe connections in reality, using two connected reference variables that are not tangible, but are humanly defined. When someone says gravity is due to the bending of space-time, something that is not tangible; no substance, causes a tangible thing like gravity to appear. It sounds like an atheist version of man playing god.

 

 

Say we extrapolate space-time, since this is a product of the imagination. We will start with the fabric of space-time. Fabric gives the imagination the impression of somethings we can touch and feel. This allows space-time to appear to be more than a mental placeholder. I will unweave this fabric into separate threads of space and separate threads of time. This is like the hole in the blue jeans which starts to unravel into blue and white threads.

 

This allows us to follow a time line/thread independent of space (white thread without touch a blue thread) Or we can follow a space thread independent of time. The first allows us to know the history of all points in the universe, simultaneously , since only time is operative. While the second options allows us to be anywhere in the universe in zero time.

 

The first describes omniscience; know all, while the second describes omnipresence; is everywhere, both which are historical attributes of God. One imaginary placeholder can be used to derive the other. My guess is space-time may have been reverse engineered from religious concepts of omnipresence and omniscience. If we intersect a time line with a space line, omniscience and omnipresence become limited by each other. Now we can know only know about at a specific point; (BB Cosmology).

 

The fabric of space-time still contains a connection to the separated threads of space and time, because in any weave there are short spacers of pure time and space threads that exist between intersections. This is connected to the ancient belief that God is everywhere but in a different realm. Reality is quantum spaced between intersections.

 

Edited October 17, 2015 by puppypower