I like physicists, ok, now don't ask me if I like Physics, that's a tough question, but definitely I don't hate it as much as I hated Chemistry..
I am always fascinated by the fuzzy headed Einstein as would anyone else who cares or doesn't care for Physics, he has been part of our cultural history, cartoons, theories, in whatever form you would like we would have heard about him certainly, Not for nothing, he is the most influential person of the last century.
But that's not the point, I am here to convince that the Greatest Physicist was infact Jesus. I know he is our Creator and basically the father of Physics itself, but he made an amazing argument which took about 19 centuries later, which Einstein restated in another words and took the honors.
If you recall your Sunday school verses, In John Jesus 8:12 says, "I am the light of the world. Whoever follows me will never walk in darkness, but will have the light of life"
Einstein's theory which I recall from my school days, the Mass, Length and Time, MLT the very definition of the Universe that we know of falls apart when something travels at the speed of light.
Light is a nightmare for a physicist, it took ages to define the phenomenon that is the Light, it was apparently said by Newton as a packets of Energy, and eventually was considered a Wave, and later considered had Electro-Magnetic properties. Finally, Einstein agreed to the idea of Light being quantas of Energy.
Heaven they say is far from the definitions of this Universe, the time-space has no purpose in the Spiritual world, and the Light is far from the definitions of this Universe and that light is infact Jesus, he walked on water, he came back alive after his crucifixion, he ascended into the heavens, he was a human, yet he was God.
There were two arguments about such as Light is a neither a particle nor a wave - Light is both a particle and a wave..
If Man with all his wisdom can't fathom that one thing that prevails so abundant in our own existence, how much more he will be silly in the eyes of God.
We try so hard, battered and bruised so much so we don't want to believe there is someone beyond our imaginations, who has total control of what we are, ofcourse when we make him the choice.
Jesus was beyond definitions, beyond imagination, beyond comprehension, yet he is concerned about each of us,
His Love is unprecedented, His Grace is unmatched and His Suffering undeserving.
He gave away his throne,
And stayed on this world alone,
To Redeem what he had lost,
For he loved them the most.
I am always fascinated by the fuzzy headed Einstein as would anyone else who cares or doesn't care for Physics, he has been part of our cultural history, cartoons, theories, in whatever form you would like we would have heard about him certainly, Not for nothing, he is the most influential person of the last century.
But that's not the point, I am here to convince that the Greatest Physicist was infact Jesus. I know he is our Creator and basically the father of Physics itself, but he made an amazing argument which took about 19 centuries later, which Einstein restated in another words and took the honors.
If you recall your Sunday school verses, In John Jesus 8:12 says, "I am the light of the world. Whoever follows me will never walk in darkness, but will have the light of life"
Einstein's theory which I recall from my school days, the Mass, Length and Time, MLT the very definition of the Universe that we know of falls apart when something travels at the speed of light.
Light is a nightmare for a physicist, it took ages to define the phenomenon that is the Light, it was apparently said by Newton as a packets of Energy, and eventually was considered a Wave, and later considered had Electro-Magnetic properties. Finally, Einstein agreed to the idea of Light being quantas of Energy.
Heaven they say is far from the definitions of this Universe, the time-space has no purpose in the Spiritual world, and the Light is far from the definitions of this Universe and that light is infact Jesus, he walked on water, he came back alive after his crucifixion, he ascended into the heavens, he was a human, yet he was God.
There were two arguments about such as Light is a neither a particle nor a wave - Light is both a particle and a wave..
If Man with all his wisdom can't fathom that one thing that prevails so abundant in our own existence, how much more he will be silly in the eyes of God.
We try so hard, battered and bruised so much so we don't want to believe there is someone beyond our imaginations, who has total control of what we are, ofcourse when we make him the choice.
Jesus was beyond definitions, beyond imagination, beyond comprehension, yet he is concerned about each of us,
His Love is unprecedented, His Grace is unmatched and His Suffering undeserving.
He gave away his throne,
And stayed on this world alone,
To Redeem what he had lost,
For he loved them the most.
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