St. Athanasius said that the universe was orderly throughout because it was the work of the Word of God, therefore it must be infinitely rational.
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Athanasius on Cosmology
Posted in cosmology, History of Science, Scripture, tagged Athanasius, Bertrand Russell, Copernicus, Jaki, Munitz, universe on August 24, 2010 | 12 Comments »
Hawking vs Gonzalez 13
Posted in cosmology, History of Science, tagged eclipse, Gonzalez, Hawking, Is There a universe, Jaki, Rare earth on August 21, 2010 | 5 Comments »
Hawking presented our finite universe as one accident in an infinite series; Gonzalez presents it as a home. These two represent the end points of two long arguments about cosmology.
Most Incomprehensible
Posted in cosmology, tagged Einstein, incomprehensible, Jaki, Linde, Whitehead on June 28, 2010 | 2 Comments »
The physical totality of the universe also allows the development of consciousness, reflection, and the knowing of that universe. How is that?
Olbers’ Paradox
Posted in cosmology, tagged Boltzmann, Jaki, Kelvin, Obers' Paradox on June 25, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Olbers’ Paradox is the pair of assertions: that an infinite universe with evenly distributes stars must shine with infinite light; and that our universe, presumed infinite, has dark skies. It has been used as a proof of the finity of the universe.
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