leoji said:
Then please tell me specifically what have you read on the site that is "illiterate garbage
I dunno about illiterate garbage, but the articles are deceptive and not scientifically accurate. Take the article Quantum Physics: The Boundries of Reality. The article - as most do - begins with a reasonable if uneducated history of the science.
However, as soon as the Bible is added, it jumps off the deep end.
The ancient Hebrew scholar Nachmonides, writing in the 12th century, concluded from his studies of the text of Genesis that the universe has ten dimensions: that four are knowable and six are beyond our knowing.
Particle physicists today have also concluded that we live in ten dimensions. Three spatial dimensions and time are directly discernible and measurable. The remaining six are "curled" in less than the Planck length (10-33 centimeters) and thus are only inferable by indirect means
There is no evidence that there are ten dimensions. None. Zero. And yet, he claims Particle physicists have concluded we have. As proof, he cites a popular science book; it is probably a misquote, and most certainly not a view of the scientific community.
He goes on to make baseless comparisons between thermodynamics and Genesis. He provides no reason to believe his comparisons are correct except, well, that they sound good.
Take another article: Physics and the History of Hyperspace. It starts out trivially enough, but his emphasis on the Riemann equations is overstated; if they were all he made out to be, I'd be using them instead of Maxwell's formulation. From there, he is back to his same old mistakes.
Ten (dimensions) is a reasonable number to make our physics simple.
No, it isn't. Ten dimensions does not simplify anything, and anyone who has looked closely at string physics can attest to that. String and brane hypothesis currently suggest little and have never been shown to predict observables.
From there he goes into meandering, meaningless nonsense that can be summed up as suggesting we are in one universe and god is in another. Gee, that's never been mentioned before.
These articles are cute (if not entirely accurate) history lessons. However, by linking the Christian religion to scientific hypothesis that haven't been proven in any regime, and by making nonsensical logical assumptions, he does the religion more harm than good.