How did Christianity subconsciously reveal the truth about the universe?
>>38423499apocalypse was written by a gnostic
>>38423499Well, since it did so subconsciously we are not really aware of the full implications of it. Part of the way it did was to show that the universe is ultimately structured around sacrifice, and that it is not chaotic but ordered by light, reason (Logos), and love.Though again, the full implications of Christian theology are yet to be fully revealed (see Revelation 10:7)
>>38423599stop lying heretic.
>>38423499It wasn't Christianity's subconscious that made this connection.
>>38423620Chaos is the foundation of the universe, as physicists discovered in the 20th century. For Christians this is synonymous with 'evil'.https://tasmaniantimes.com/2015/08/order-emerges-out-of-chaos-the-fundamental-d1/
>>38423499>How did Christianity subconsciously reveal the truth about the universe?That's the oposite of what happened.The seventh element is free will, and there is nothing more fully conscious than free will, Also, free will exists.
>>38423499YHWHPhoton - Higgs boson - W± boson - Higgs bosonLight - Transformation - Positive & negative - Transformation
>>38423499The elementary particle parallel is interesting. The material universe consists of:6 Quarks6 Leptons5 (or 6)? BosonsMaybe as soon as the Graviton is empirically confirmed (the final "6"), the End Time kicks into gear.
>>38423761The Light - The work - The state - Its work
>>38423715>https://tasmaniantimes.com/2015/08/order-emerges-out-of-chaos-the-fundamental-d1/utterly incoherent materialist slopyou're braindead if you think you can reason from empirical observations to metaphysical statements about the nature of reality itself.That's the one thing Hume was right about.Order does NOT come from chaos. There is not such thing as pure chaos.https://archist.substack.com/p/why-things-exist
>>38424049>Order does NOT come from chaos. Quantum phenomena prove that the cosmos is chaotic at its foundation, as it flouts our belief in order and causality... subatomic particles seem to communicate across impossible distances or appear in different places at the same time. In other words they don't obey the laws of causality. Order and causality are emergent properties arising from a chaotic substrate.
>>38423499It didnt. Ancient greek philosophers did. Christcuckery plagiarized it all.
>>38424049Belief in absolute order is inherently anti life. Chaos makes existence possible. This is why evil (chaos) is such a perennial problem for Christianity.
>>38424635Which philosophers?
>>38424668how does chaos make life possible
>>38424668>for ChristianityIf...we only could make a bad call, then no one would have an issue with it, huh?
>>38424677Chaos is everywhere in nature. It's the fertile ground from which life emerges.
>>38424672Greek ones.
>>38424742really? i see order and laws
>>38424782>https://tasmaniantimes.com/2015/08/order-emerges-out-of-chaos-the-fundamental-d1/
>>38424828quantum physics is bound by laws too
why would chaos even order itself?
>>38424857It takes vast amounts of time for ordered structures to emerge from the chaos of the quantum foam. When they do their existence is only temporary, and the order is never complete, never absolute, never final, eventually disintegrating back to chaos.
>>38423499https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/26_(number)https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/29_(number)https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Supersilver_ratiohttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/L-systemhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Percolation_theoryhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dragon_curve
>>38423499This is my favorite trading card game.
>>38424854chaos niggers real quiet after this one
>>38424854>>38425807What are the laws?
>>38425729More like this?
>>38424854There's no laws like there are in macro physics. Everything is probabalistic. Chaos precludes certainty.
>>38425569>It takes vast amounts of timetime is order as well
>>38425895https://www.physicsforums.com/insights/the-7-basic-rules-of-quantum-mechanics/
>>38425569if you can make predictions about the quantum foam then it's not chaos. even your foam itself is defined and works within limitations
>>38427802>time is order as wellTrue. Time doesn't seem to exist at the quantum level. It's an emergent property. Therefore we must conclude that the quantum foam is completely unpredictable.
>>38423787>as soon as the Graviton is empirically confirmedIt's happening, strap in:https://quantum.columbia.edu/news/researchers-find-first-experimental-evidence-graviton-particle-quantum-material
>>38428563Then how does it take “vast amounts of time”?I can also predict that it will remain on a quantum level and won’t turn into an elephant and swallow the universe
>>38423499>Fake worldThe universe?
>>38423599Very possibly! I saw it as nothing but a tool for spreading hate and traumatizing children, as used by the exoteric, but Awaken the World Within by Hilton Hotema is showing me the esoteric value of this strange possibly even prechristian allegory