Robert M. Mitrocsak, I enjoyed your post and hope to see more.
Try out my theory. Since the advent of science man has
discovered the essence of matter to be particulate. The
problem is that he keeps discovering the fundamental
particle is really composed of smaller particles. If we
assume that this discovery cycle is infinite, and there
will always be a smaller particle, does Heb. 1:3 take on
any more meaning?
"And He (Jesus) is the radiance of His (God's) glory
and the exact representation of His nature, and upholds
all things by the word of His power."
We have always speculated that the physicist was
looking directly at God when studying quantum physics.
I wonder what a skilled physicist would do with the
assumtion that there really is no matter at all, only
God whose power generates reality. I believe we would
find the useful end of numbers there.
