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A physicist asserts that an event only enters into existence, when it it
"irreversibly observed."
An interesting article.
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Does Something Become an "Event" Only After it is Irreversibly Observed??
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A physicist asserts that an event only enters into existence, when it it
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Of course, a Christian can argue that God is outside time, and so can present
to each of us a "shared reality" that matches his wishes.
As I mention in Making Bible Study Formal ...
"Note that the discussion of morality/ethics (what is “right” and “wrong”) is unavailable to the core scientific disciplines, because they do not use variables that can express moral/ethical right and wrong. Do subatomic particles express moral/ethical right and wrong? Do photo-electric waves represent moral/ethical right or wrong? Does chemistry express moral/ethical right and wrong? The scientific disciplines cannot express ownership of property, or individual moral/ethical responsibility, even though these concepts are at the core of social justice and the foundation of every fair rule of law. You can’t have human rights, or civil rights, or social justice, based on the concepts of the scientific disciplines. In this sense also, modern science reasons about only a slice of our shared reality."
[Making Bible Study Formal, 217-218, Wuest, 2020]
to each of us a "shared reality" that matches his wishes.
As I mention in Making Bible Study Formal ...
"Note that the discussion of morality/ethics (what is “right” and “wrong”) is unavailable to the core scientific disciplines, because they do not use variables that can express moral/ethical right and wrong. Do subatomic particles express moral/ethical right and wrong? Do photo-electric waves represent moral/ethical right or wrong? Does chemistry express moral/ethical right and wrong? The scientific disciplines cannot express ownership of property, or individual moral/ethical responsibility, even though these concepts are at the core of social justice and the foundation of every fair rule of law. You can’t have human rights, or civil rights, or social justice, based on the concepts of the scientific disciplines. In this sense also, modern science reasons about only a slice of our shared reality."
[Making Bible Study Formal, 217-218, Wuest, 2020]
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