References:
- The books and work by Dr. Hugh Ross – REASONS TO BELIEVE
The books and work by Dr. Ross provide an objective set of unification theories for creation and evolution.
- A video by Dr. Robert Grant – PROVING GOD EXISTS WITH MATHEMATICS
Zero raised to the power of zero equals one – This implies that God created everything from nothing!
- A comprehensive article by Dr. Stephen Hawking and Leonard Mlodinow – THE ELUSIVE THEORY OF EVERYTHING
Dr. Stephen Hawking believed in an “impersonal god”, but not in a Creator God.
Three Important Steps To Begin:
[1] The MUH (Mathematical Universe Hypothesis) is a TOE (Theory Of Everything) that attempts to explain the origin of the universe. In essence, the MUH proposes that the universe began as a Mathematical entity, with the laws of Physics and the properties of matter emerging from these Mathematical relationships. According to this hypothesis, our universe is a relational reality, meaning that the properties of the world around us stem from Mathematical relationships. This theory suggests that the universe can be described using Mathematical equations, and that the universe itself is a Mathematical structure.
[2] Dr. Hugh Ross, an astronomer and founder of RTB (Reasons To Believe), proposes a unified explanation of the creation of the universe that reconciles with evolution theories. He is a progressive creationist, which means he believes in a blend of creation and evolution. According to Dr. Ross, the universe is approximately 17 billion years old, and God created the universe through a series of events, including the “Big Bang”. He suggests that the days of creation in the Bible are not 24-hour days, but rather long periods of time. Dr. Ross’s theory attempts to harmonize the scientific evidence for evolution with the biblical account of creation. He argues that God created the universe and all life forms, but that the process of creation was not a single event, but rather a series of events that unfolded over billions of years. This approach allows for the possibility of evolution, but still maintains a role for God as the creator of the universe.
[3] For decades, we have striven to produce an UTOE (Ultimate Theory Of Everything) — one complete and consistent set of fundamental laws of nature that explain every aspect of reality. It now appears that this quest may yield not a single theory but a family of interconnected theories, each describing its own version of reality, as if it viewed the universe through its own fishbowl.