Atheists and other unbelievers say that Biblical absolutism is arrogant despite the fact that its definition of God best accommodates the laws of physics and their ultimate dependence upon the regressive, photon-mediated channeling of energy toward an anticipated result. It is therefore most reasonable to acknowledge that transcendent Mind precedes the creation of energy and matter. Indeed, an analysis of the weight- and temperature-regulating design of the brain shows that energy is regressively released and channeled into an anticipated image – on the basis of the regressive, infinity-dependent implication of the latter’s incipient absence – as bound, therefore, to expectation. This implication is exactly equivalent to a tendency (or probability), as a function of the Second Law, toward infinity and/or weightless nonexistence. In a God-centered universe, one’s bubble of awareness then becomes a probabilistic vector between existence and nonexistence, the finite and the infinite. In a nutshell, a biblical perspective meets the highest standards of science unfettered by materialistic bias.
Neural design, given the anatomical connection between the visual and energy-regulating systems of the brain, reveals that an image is an interface between order and disorder, and that accordingly we must live and move in an invisible, transcendent God who is ultimate reality. The Laws of Physics being the more “visible” evidence for such a reliable, unchanging God.
Readers wanting a more in-depth analysis should read Consciousness Finally Explained: A Perfect Synthesis of God and Brain — as described on the Homepage of this website.
"God and the Anatomy of the Brain: Explaining Mind in a Universe of Matter" by Glenn G. Dudley, MD. Written for scientists but revised for non-scientists and armchair philosophers, this well-referenced book answers the question of how awareness and feeling are connected with matter.
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