God and Science

God and Science

Last night I was watching the movie, Inherit the Wind. A great movie, which I've watched hundreds of times, featuring one of my favourite actors, Spencer Tracey. In it simplest context,  the movie pits the Bible against Darwin and science. Personally, I’m not a proponent of evolution, but rather find myself embracing an interventionist ideology. Mutating to find compatibility  with one’s environment is a survival mechanism, and not a path to enlightenment. I seek to understand the soul, not the temporal physical envelope which adapts to Mother Nature. Nor do I rule out radical programmers who have found a way of of creating a temporal network within God's immutable network.

Then I thought, how could I best describe God. Transform what is a "spiritual enigma" into technological terms. Here we go.

Imagine God to be a programmer sitting at His desk harnessing creation and wondering what He could do with it. God being an engineer, He mined His universal elements to construct a computer. In order to make His newly created dimensions/universes functional, God constructed control systems. Let’s call them hardware and software.

An operating system is system software that manages computer hardware, software resources, and provides common services for computer programs. Operating systems are found on many devices that contain a computer – from cellular phones and video game consoles to web servers and supercomputers.

God being God, He obviously wanted to have fun, so He constructed many computers (dimensions/universes), with each one having diverse operating systems. God being God, He also had to find of way of encoding His constraints into the software, so He created programming languages. Not English, Italian or Swahili, but rather languages represented by universal symbols which transcended time, space and dimensions. Symbols are God’s universal language, and His only means of programming the software. Perhaps you can refer to them as mathematical symbols. 

But God wanted to diversify His main computer, so he created networks. Alternate networks that operated as systems within the main operating system. Examples of these could be weather systems, or planetary systems. Individually they were controlled by some special software as well.

Then God said, who the heck will keep me amused and play with me. So He created Humanoids with souls and minds. Souls form the network, and minds form the ethereal software that individual networks use to communicate with the Programmer. God actually created the first X-Box, and we have been playing with Him ever since.

But God also introduced the concept of a virus. We can refer to that virus as Science. Science seeks to destroy or undermine God, but ultimately Science leads us to God. God created a Fail Safe system.

But God enjoys a challenge, even if He knows He's going to win. The worst viruses are hidden inside the Dark Web. This is where radical viruses try to destroy the Programmer’s operating system. Satan and his followers languish inside the darkness seeking to undermine God. Very few humans know about the Dark Web, but those who do use it, use it as a forum for fanaticism. God wants to keep himself amused by watching an Oprah-like comedy, or a parliamentary debate led by viruses like Justinian Trudeau inside the Dark Web.

Understanding God the Programmer is really not that hard. He’s a GEEK with a pension for fun, and infinite love for His creation. No God is not Greek but He likely inspired the Septuagint. God keeps hidden inside His room, never exposing His ultimate goal. It is no different than a mother expressing love for her new born child, and papa standing at the wings glowing with pride. God is like papa. 

Now pickup a Bible, or any book of wisdom, and see what God programmed his Apostles, Saints, Angels and men of Wisdom to tell us. Wisdom will bring enlightenment and power-up your idle network. It's been hacked and you don't know it. 

Finally, childbirth is one of God's creation systems, abortion is not. Abortion is one of Satan's viruses. Chaos exists where there is life. 

Good night,

Joseph Pede