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New Proofs for the Existence of God: Contributions of Contemporary Physics and Philosophy Fr. Robert Spitzer releases book on new proofs of Gods ... The findings of science and philosophical reason help prove the existence of God Fr. Robert J. Spitzer S.J. has said in a new book. In an exclusive interview he ... NEW PROOFS FOR THE EXISTENCE OF GOD NEW PROOFS FOR THE EXISTENCE OF GOD Contributions of Contemporary Physics and Philosophy by Fr. Robert J. Spitzer. An expert in philosophy metaphysics ethics ... Philosophy of religion - Wikipedia According to the Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy philosophy of religion is "the philosophical examination of the central themes and concepts involved in ... God and Physics: From Hawking to Avicenna - Muslim philosophy 10 God and the New Physics ... Why Existence Does Not Emerge as a Distinct Concept in Greek Philosophy in Philosophies of Existence: ... God and Physics: From ... viXra.org e-Print archive History and Philosophy of Physics Against Free Will in the Contemporary Natural Sciences. Authors: Martn Lpez-Corredoira Comments: 27 Pages. invited chapter in the book "Free Will: Interpretations ... Bertrand Russell (Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy) 1. Russells Chronology. A short chronology of the major events in Russells life is as follows: (1872) Born May 18 at Ravenscroft in Trelleck Monmouthshire UK. Ockham (Occam) William of Internet Encyclopedia of ... William of Ockham (Occam c. 1280c. 1349) William of Ockham also known as William Ockham and William of Occam was a fourteenth-century English philosopher. Metaphilosophy Contemporary Internet Encyclopedia of ... Contemporary Metaphilosophy. What is philosophy What is philosophy for How should philosophy be done These are metaphilosophical questions metaphilosophy being ... Does God Exist Reasonable Faith Does God exist This is one of the most important questions a person can consider. Your belief in the existence of God has enormous implications on your views of life ... God - Wikipedia In monotheism God is conceived of as the Supreme Being and principal object of faith. The concept of God as described by most theologians includes the attributes of ... Rank: #37042 in BooksPublished on: 2010-06-29Original language: EnglishNumber of items: 1Dimensions: 9.00" h x .82" w x 6.00" l, .98 pounds Binding: Paperback319 pages 8 of 9 people found the following review helpful.A garden of delights for the sophisticated readerBy Wills001If you have followed developments in modern physics and also have an interest in philosophy, this book is for you. The author clearly has deep knowledge in both fields. From the title of the book, you might expect a simplistic rehashing of creationist beliefs popular with fundamentalists. But far from being a science denier, Mr. Spitzer takes takes us through some of the most thorny debates in modern physics having to do with the nature of time and the origins of the universe. Nothing is "dumbed down" in this discussion, as the author goes through the fundamental underpinnings of various theories, hypotheses and speculations in modern physics and explains why certain positions are untenable from a scientific/mathematical point of view and illogical from a philosophical point of view. While mathematical equations are (thankfully) absent, the scientific and philosophical depth of the presentation will challenge even the most sophisticated readers. I found myself having to return again and again to reference books to refresh my understanding of concepts such as ontology, manifold, and geodesic. But the effort is amply rewarded. One comes away with an understanding of the sophistry inherent in some theories and hypotheses proposed by theoretical physicists and the most sophisticated arguments yet put forth by theologians for the existence of God. If you are deeply curious about these questions and willing to make the effort, Mr. Spitzer's book will open up vast new horizons of intellectual endeavor for you to explore.14 of 15 people found the following review helpful.Astonishing New Results from Physics and MetaphysicsBy Toki MikeTo understand this book requires more than my undergraduate knowledge of philosophy and my undergraduate interest in physics. None the less, I think I understood most of the conclusions of the book.1. The Big Bang theory strongly implies that the universe was created by a non-material source 13.7 billion years ago. Atheistic physicists in a desperate attempt to avoid that conclusion have posited extremely unlikely and untestable theories such as there is an expanding "multiverse" that is spawning an infinite number of new universes. But the Borde-Vilenkin-Guth theorem proves that any multiverse with any positive expansion factor would also have had a finite beginning and thus had to be created.2. The universe is fine-tuned to be capable of life. There are at least 20 constants that determine the strength of the fundamental forces, speeds, energies, and so forth. Penrose showed that the odds of the universe being created with the calculated low entropy state were 10^ (10^123) - the exponent contains 10^123 zeroes!3. If the ratio of the gravitational constant and the cosmological constant (the rate that the universe is expanding) was larger by 1 in 10^50, the universe would expand so rapidly galaxies and stars could not form, and if lower by 1 in 10^50, the universe would collapse. Other constants or ratios varying would cause similar disasters such as carbon atoms not forming, rendering carbon based life forms impossible, or nearly all hydrogen disappearing, preventing stars from shining.4. To avoid the conclusion that the universe was designed to support life, atheist physicists have devised elaborate complicated models that allow the formation of more than 10^ (10^123) universe. But these models require elaborate, extremely unlikely fine tuning in an attempt to prove the universe is not fine-tuned!5. Twentieth century science now shows that "Planck minimums" determine minimum time divisions (5 *10^ (-44) seconds), minimum spatial intervals (1.62 * 10^ (-33) centimeters) and a maximum speed (300,000 km/sec, the speed of light). And modern metaphysics shows that contradictions occur if reality does not have a minimum finite interval of time, a minimum finite interval of length, and a maximum velocity.6. Atheist physicists continue to claim there might be a model that shows that time extends backwards to infinity to avoid the necessity of a creation. But famous 20th century mathematician, David Hilbert, proved that although there can be potential infinities such as terms of a mathematical series or potential future time, there cannot be any actual infinities in reality. And if time stretched backward to infinity, all those past times would have had to exist, so his proof can be used to show there cannot be infinite past time.7. Spitzer shows that there cannot be only conditioned realities (realities that each depend on some other reality for its existence). Therefore, there must be at least one unconditioned reality, a reality that does not depend on any conditions for its existence. There can be only one such unconditioned reality. All other realities are conditioned and each ultimately depends on the unconditioned reality to satisfy its conditions. "And all men call this unconditioned reality God".8. Lonergan shows that at least one and only one unrestricted (unconditioned) reality has unrestricted intelligibility and intelligence. "And all men call this unrestricted intelligence God".9. Defining God as the unconditioned reality makes it impossible to disprove the existence of God.10. Further metaphysical proofs show that God must be Being itself, Truth itself, Love itself, Beauty itself, and Goodness itself. And man has a natural desire for Being itself, Truth itself, Love itself, Beauty itself, and Goodness itself.2 of 2 people found the following review helpful.He is brilliant, convincing and easy to understandBy Bill KimminsI spent a lot of time studying various philosophies and theologies looking for rational arguments for the existence and nature of God. Spitzer nails it in this and his other books. He is brilliant, convincing and easy to understand. Wish I found him first! Aristotle's got nothing on Spitzer.See all 119 customer reviews... NEW PROOFS FOR THE EXISTENCE OF GOD NEW PROOFS FOR THE EXISTENCE OF GOD Contributions of Contemporary Physics and Philosophy by Fr. Robert J. Spitzer. An expert in philosophy metaphysics ethics ... Ockham (Occam) William of Internet Encyclopedia of ... William of Ockham (Occam c. 1280c. 1349) William of Ockham also known as William Ockham and William of Occam was a fourteenth-century English philosopher. God and Physics: From Hawking to Avicenna - Muslim philosophy 10 God and the New Physics ... Why Existence Does Not Emerge as a Distinct Concept in Greek Philosophy in Philosophies of Existence: ... God and Physics: From ... God - Wikipedia In monotheism God is conceived of as the Supreme Being and principal object of faith. The concept of God as described by most theologians includes the attributes of ... Fr. Robert Spitzer releases book on new proofs of Gods ... The findings of science and philosophical reason help prove the existence of God Fr. Robert J. Spitzer S.J. has said in a new book. In an exclusive interview he ... Philosophy of religion - Wikipedia According to the Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy philosophy of religion is "the philosophical examination of the central themes and concepts involved in ... Metaphilosophy Contemporary Internet Encyclopedia of ... Contemporary Metaphilosophy. What is philosophy? What is philosophy for? How should philosophy be done? These are metaphilosophical questions metaphilosophy being ... Bertrand Russell (Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy) 1. Russells Chronology. A short chronology of the major events in Russells life is as follows: (1872) Born May 18 at Ravenscroft in Trelleck Monmouthshire UK. viXra.org e-Print archive History and Philosophy of Physics Against Free Will in the Contemporary Natural Sciences. Authors: Martn Lpez-Corredoira Comments: 27 Pages. invited chapter in the book "Free Will: Interpretations ... Does God Exist? Reasonable Faith Does God exist? This is one of the most important questions a person can consider. Your belief in the existence of God has enormous implications on your views of life ...
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