Cosmology

Confining events within a single order of magnitude reinforces our tendency to categorize events as past, present, or future. After all, if a quantum of experience can be no more than one second long, almost everything must seem past or future from that perspective.

You say, "Big Bang;" we say, "Genesis." You say, "Constantine;" we say, "Ascension."

"So, it turns out that the universe did not have a lot of options when it came to structuring time."

“Can a Bot go beyond its programming and our inputs to devise unique solutions to novel problems - solutions that exhibit Justice as their determinative Value?” 

Thirty years after the death of Jesus…St. Paul quoted an already ancient Christology…a TOE.

“What sort of God would throw candy wrappers on a pristine beach? I mean, burning someone at the stake, well maybe, but littering, no way!”

I’ll take the wisdom of Yogi Berra over that of Bill Clinton any day: Whatever is, is!

“Take Vegas! The casino’s ‘edge’ is as little as 1% on some bets. At those odds, I should be able to play forever…but probability is not actuality.”

“God is ‘special’ only to that extent that in God, A and Ω are one…God is what it means to initiate and what it means to culminate.”

“Whatever is, is self-aware, and what is self-aware, is!”

“Divinity is a language unto itself, or as a five-year-old grandchild once explained to me, ‘God is outside the numbers’.”

“Based on what we think we know about biogenesis, there should be life on Mars. If it turns out that there isn’t, somebody’s “got some ‘xplainin’ to do, Lucy.'"