10 Ways Science Might be Making the Case for God

10 Ways Science Might Be Making the Case for God
10 Ways Science Might Be Making the Case for God

10 Ways Science Might be Making the Case for God

Is science making the case for God? Certainly is has not disproved the existence of God. Parallels between spiritual teachings and scientific findings have been drawn on for centuries. Biochemists, paleontologists, physicists, and a variety of religious leaders have studied and intertwined the origins of life and the universe, free will, and man’s evolution with scientific discovery and tangible fact.

Evidence increasingly shows that inner and outer, and substantive and esoteric worlds are coexisting with less and less conflict. Religion and science basically attempt to discover and prove similar concepts

of understanding the universe and mankind. They essentially reflect different approaches to the singular subject/mystery of our existence.

No satisfactorily scientific solution has proved how the cosmos in general determined at some specific point in time to be created and sufficiently provide elements to further create and sustain life as we know it. The very nature of a single cosmic particle in and of itself is so intricately complex it defies scientific logic beyond quantum mechanics and mathematics. More questions than answers are generated as research and discoveries expand the scope of the cosmic and physical realm. Essentially, the more we learn, the more mysterious the universe becomes and the more questions arise. One question in particular that no scientist can sufficiently answer is, who or what is behind all we know, all we see, and all we are? So, is science making the case for God?

Scientific atheists suggest the perplexing complexities of the Big Bang, the God Particle, and the resultant materialized elements that lend themselves to life force creation may be explained through the theory of the existence of a multiverse (an infinite set of universes). In essence, because each universe has its unique parameters, conditions will not be conducive to life on all planes. However, these scientists contend that due to the infinitesimal number of universes, at least one or two will support life. So comes the question, considering the massive natural power required to create one universe, how much force is required to create infinitesimal number universes? The multiverse and ideal parameters theory, therefore, does not disprove God’s involvement in creating the universe(s).

Throughout recorded history, scientists, physicists, cosmologists, and discoveries and research have supported divine intervention at some point, on some level.

10Scientists’ Belief in a Higher Power

Most scientists believe in a higher power

9Multiverse

The multiverse

8Evolution

Evolution doesn’t rule out God

7Consciousness

Consciousness = God. Maybe?

6Life and Creation

Let there be light. And later, leopards!

5The God Particle

The Higg Boson Particle

4Relativity Theories

Einsterin’s work illuminated some interesting possibilities for God

3The Concept of Gravity

Gravity as we “understand” it, illustrated

2Dark Matter and Dark Energy

Dark matter

1The Big Bang

The Big Bang