Science and Religion Agree: There is a God.

Science Proving Religion:  God Does Exist!

What?!  Science and Religion actually agree on something?  Yes, they do, it is happening more and more.  In some instances, that may not be news for you;  but science and religion agreeing that God exists?  That may be shocking news for you.  I’ll get to that later.  First let’s begin with holy water.

Holy Water

In many religions, water is blessed before it is administered.  Well, scientist Dr. Masaru Emoto has shown what happens to water molecules after positive emotions and thoughts are directed toward it, and it is frozen.  The water molecules will freeze into beautiful geometrical shapes.  When negative emotions or thoughts are directed toward it, and it is frozen, the water crystallizes into misshapen, ugly, amorphous figures.  Even ‘holy water’ was tested and it had a beautiful shape.

How does blessing water work?  Well, when somebody blesses water, they are directing positive thoughts and energy toward the water.  And, that’s why it works.

Prayer

And speaking of blessing water, what about prayer in general?  Science is now proving through “entanglement theory” that we are all connected and have effects upon everything else in the universe.  Especially our thoughts can affect things anywhere in the universe instantaneously.  The power of prayer works because we are sending thoughts/emotions/energy vibrations to a selected target.

Spiritual Dimensions

Then, on the topic of prayer, one might wish to ask whether our prayers are received by spiritual entities on the “other side”.  The answer is a clear, “Yes!”  Science is now proving that there are at least 11 dimensions of existence.  Could there be energy/light beings existing in so-called “higher dimensions”?  Yes!  Are they listening to us?  Of course!  Do they respond?  Perhaps!

On the flipside, there are lower dimensions of existence as well.  Places of lower vibrations.  We need to be aware of those places and possible inhabitants as well.

God

And finally, what about the existence of God?  In the future, could science actually prove the existence of God?  No!  Science has already proven the existence of God.  And, I am NOT talking about the so-called “God particle.”  First, let’s rewind to what the ancients taught.

Nordic myth says that in the beginning of the formation of the universe, there were two places.  One place was of ice, cold, and darkness, called Jotunheim.  The other place was one of fire, heat and light, called Muspelheim.  When these two places collided, the ice of Jotunheim melted, and life came forth.  Water was the source of all life!  Doesn’t science say the same thing?

In all the ancient myths, especially the Greek myths, the forces of nature were anthropomorphized, or as I like to say, “personified”.  The chief God of the Greeks was Zeus, right?  Well, etymologically, Zeus is traced to meaning “Day” or “Light”.  (See etymological dictionaries).  His arch enemy was his own brother, Hades, which means “invisible one”, and I would remind everyone that you cannot see without light.  Hades resided in the darkness of the “underworld”.

In the ancient Egyptian religion Orion was the personification of the Sun or Light, and his brother Set was the personification of Darkness. 

Go back even further, to the ancient Middle-Eastern tradition of Zoroastrianism, we find Ahura-Mazda (personification of Light) and Angra Mainyu (personification of Darkness).

Even today, we still insist upon anthropomorphizing our “God”.  However, the New Testament defines God as Light and Love.  [I John 1:5, I John 4:8,16]  If we correctly understand that God is merely the personification of light and love, science must agree that God exists.

How?  Well, science must be able to quantify things in order to acknowledge their existence.  Science can AND DOES quantify light.  Science already does and has acknowledged the existence of light for centuries.  Therefore, we can safely conclude that science has already acknowledged the existence of God, only it doesn’t know it yet.

Conclusion

Science and religion agree on the following things:
(1) Holy Water truly is holy.
(2) Prayer actually works.
(3) There are other spiritual dimensions.
(4) God exists.

Whew!  What a relief, right?
Now, that we know that there is no conflict between science and religion, what’s the problem?  Well, the problem is that most religionists take literally, what was meant as a metaphor, and they take metaphorically, what was meant as literal.

The problem is not in science, nor in religion (as it was meant to be interpreted), but rather in the incorrect interpretation of the ancient writings.