Beyond Science and Religion


Seven Reasons Why We Must Question Scientific Materialism

The majority of people accept the teachings of scientific materialism without question. If a Nobel prize-winning scientist tells us the universe was created in the Big Bang, it was; if he tells us the early universe inflated trillions of times in blink of an eye, it most certainly did; if tells us the picture perfect universe evolved from the Big Bang chaos with no intelligent guiding force we believe that too; if a Harvard professor tells us life arose from a primordial swamp and then evolved from primitive bacteria to structured order of the DNA molecule and all life forms, we buy into that as well. And we buy in so strongly that anyone who disagrees with these established truths is misguided, if not ignorant. ...



Radical Worldviews

Radicalness is relative. What we today call radical may tomorrow be the unchangeable truth. Calling the world a dream streaming from the one mind of God is a radical thought. But the question is whether it is true. Compare it to modern science's current world theories -- the inflationary Big Bang, the multiverse, dark matter, dark energy, the Higgs field, and so on -- and then judge what theory is more radical -- the dream of God or the wild speculation of modern, materialistic scientists? ...



Why this Revolution is Necessary: What if the World is Really a Dream?

A new scientific revolution is on the horizon.  Writers and thinkers from all fields are increasingly coming to the realization that the worldview of materialism, where matter comes before mind and the universe is viewed as a chance outcome without meaning or purpose, does not explain either the natural world outside or the spiritual world within.  The material science worldview is the home of the Big Bang, the God delusion, and the heat death of the universe.  It is the worldview of Nobel prize-winning scientists, textbook writers, and doomsayers.  It is the worldview based upon the assumptions that mind emerged from matter, life from dead particles, and that the entire material world exists independently of the mind and operates  beyond its control. The reason why this revolution is necessary is because the worldview of modern science is false and separates us from our true nature.  Imagine this scenario: Suppose the world emerged from a...

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Can Science Be Practiced in a Dream World?

Modern science believes that science can only be practiced if an objective world, independent of human perception, exists. But what if the world we experience is not in fact independent of human perception? What if the world is really a dream projected by the one mind of God of which we are all a part? Would science then cease to exist? The answer is no. Science would in fact thrive in a dream world because the discipline would be practiced within the true metaphysics. In addition, science would be unburdened with its need to adopt increasingly bizarre theories in its futile attempt to explain the world as nothing more than a mindless machine of tiny working parts. ...


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