Student of Life

When I got up this morning, my wife had already; -Read the Bible -Worked out -Made dinner -Packed my lunch All before my boys and I woke up. She is the most hardcore woman I know. I definitely married up.

Wrote this thought experiment today after watching a video on quantum entanglement. “Mysteries of the universe: Can science help us understand Biblical free will? Quantum physics has shown us something strange and fascinating. Two particles can become entangled. When that happens, their properties are linked in such a way that measuring one immediately reveals the result of the other, even across vast distances. Here is the key part. Before measurement, each particle’s outcome is genuinely random. After one is measured, the outcome of the other is definite. So something can be indeterminate at the moment of measurement, yet fully known once observed. That raises an interesting question. If this is true of particles in our universe, could something similar be true of human free will? The Bible describes humans as real moral agents who are able to choose good or evil. It also teaches that God is sovereign and knows the end from the beginning, a tension that has been debated for centuries. Maybe those ideas are not opposites. Maybe, like quantum reality, human choices are real and unconstrained from our perspective, while fully known within God’s eternal knowledge. Science does not prove theology, but sometimes it offers metaphors that make ancient truths easier to conceptualize.” #Christian #Theology #Philosophy #Science *Proofread by AI