So, anybody know about physics and it's relationship to God?

[Chany]

I'm looking for somebody I can turn to for physics information, particularly in it's relation to God's existence: what's accepted, what's the hot new theories, basic crash courses on things as they appear to me, etc.

 

[FullyMT]

Find a Jesuit. There are a number who are astrophysicists and someone may be able to get you in contact with one (I know, not exactly the same thing, but still).
A very basic answer would be: God created everything. Most physics (really, any science) involve the interaction of items in the created world and trying to understand them. Physics cannot explain God's existence or non-existence (although, some might argue the beauty of physics is a proof of God!).

 

[Cosmic Charlie]

Fundamental elemental physics is sort of a hobby of mine...


...I may be able to be of some service.

 

[Chrystal-J]

Check out Father Mitch at EWTN and Father Spitzer. Father's Spitzer's site: http://magisreasonfaith.org/

EWTN Live Fr. Mitch Pacwa, S.J. and Fr. Robert Spitzer, S.J. - YouTube

 

[Forge3]

There is an older book I read called the Tao of physics. In it respected physics were finding faith in something greater than themselves through Quantum mechanic studies.