Mark Ellingsen
Reality and Waves: A Quantum Physics Cosmology, Philosophy of Religion, and Ethic
Reality and Waves: A Quantum Physics Cosmology, Philosophy of Religion, and Ethic
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Reality and Waves: A Quantum Physics Cosmology, Philosophy of Religion, and Ethic explores how the findings of Quantum Physics have rich implications for coping with everyday life and developing a Philosophy of Life. It argues that the study of microscopic realities of the atom results in "weird" findings about reality, which can be applied to visible reality. It also suggests that public opinion and historical eras are also waves, and that Religion and Science can exist side-by-side.
Format: Hardback
Length: 140 pages
Publication date: 15 January 2023
Publisher: Lexington Books
Reality and Waves: A Quantum Physics Cosmology,Philosophy of Religion,and Ethic delves into the profound implications of quantum physics for navigating the realities of everyday life and crafting a Philosophy of Life. Drawing upon the insights of one of the discipline's pioneers, Werner Heisenberg, Ellingsen highlights that the study of the microscopic realities of the atom yields "weird" findings about reality, defying the predictable behavior expected from other scientific fields. The uncertainty surrounding these realities arises due to the wave-like behavior of the atom's components. By referencing Heisenberg's reflections, it is argued that these findings can be applied to the visible realm. Just as light manifests as waves, even our brains exhibit wave-like characteristics. Public opinion and historical eras also take the form of waves. This holistic vision of reality elucidates the interconnectedness and discontinuity of life, encompassing its highs and lows.
Drawing upon Heisenberg's Uncertainty Principle and the concept of Complementarity, aided by Augustinian thinking, the case is made for the coexistence of Religion and Science. It is proposed that an appreciation of a God Who dwells within the "stuff" of matter, a God Who perhaps binds the particles and atoms into matter, provides a harmonious relationship between the two realms. This concept also aids in understanding how God can both determine reality and yet remain outside of complete control in all events. Furthermore, it instills confidence in navigating the waves of life and fosters a deeper appreciation of how a good God continues to govern amidst pandemics, injustices, and tragedies.
Dimension: 229 x 152 (mm)
ISBN-13: 9781793645197
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