Author Archives: Will Myers

A review article published in Science a few weeks ago makes some remarkable assertions. Regarding a commonsense psychology, the authors highlight a “promiscuous teleology” among children: …children naturally see the world in terms of design and purpose. Additionally, when asked … Continue reading →

Are big-picture belief systems or worldviews—like fighters in boxing—vulnerable to knockout blows? Can certain issues or problems prove so intractable that they render a worldview unviable as a belief system? Christian thinkers over the centuries have generally viewed the deductive … Continue reading →

I remember the time that if I was hospitalized, than I could count on being given adequate pain-killer. Now, THEY say that I can not have adequate pain-killers because I might become addicted to pain-killers. So, I must suffer excruciating … Continue reading →

In the past all commoners that was Christians had a mediator that taught the group. It was like every member of the group being on a ship with one Captain. Afterwards, we have Martin Luther, famed theology of Germany in … Continue reading →

General Relativity: Well-Tested and Standing Strong General relativity represents the best description known to humanity of how the universe behaves. It explicitly incorporates the idea of constant (in both space and time) physical laws. It also generically predicts a dynamic … Continue reading →

Greek mythology notwithstanding, it seems impossible that God could assume the nature of a horse or a dog and yet somehow remain divine.1 Why? Categories of being are fundamentally different between God and animals. And while it is deeply paradoxical … Continue reading →

God is always right. God created all including science and math. So, we can represent some things of God through mathematics. ∫d3p2π3{12Ep→e−ip⋅(x−y)|p0=Ep→+1−2Ep→e−ip⋅(x−y)|p0=−Ep→}, ∫d3p2π3∫dp02πi−1p2−m2e−ip⋅(x−y). Resp0=Ep→{−1(p0)2−(Ep→)2e−ip0⋅(x0−y0)}=12Ep→e−iEp→⋅(x0−y0), Resp0=−Ep→{−1(p0)2−(Ep→)2e−ip0⋅(x0−y0)}=1−2Ep→eiEp→⋅(x0−y0). (pμγμ+m)ψ(p) “What difference does it make? As long as I’m not hurting anyone else, I … Continue reading →

Apart from the Bible no known book or essay of science, philosophy, or theology written previous to the twentieth century even hinted at the universe’s ongoing expansion. Yet multiple Bible passages1 described this cosmic feature—making a bold scientific prediction—more than … Continue reading →

Sigmund Freud (1859-1939), the father of psychoanalysis, formally developed the psychological theory that human beings invented God out of desire to find security in the midst of a fearful natural world.1 In his book The Future of an Illusion (1927) … Continue reading →

The metaphysical expression of QV[S(1)]qv(m) + QV[S(2)]qv(n)= QV[S(3)](qv(m)+qv(n)) is stating that there were an intelligent design from the beginning of time. God created everything that was created, and nothing was created that He didn’t create in Earth; the heavens is … Continue reading →