by Dan Swanson

Created on: February 20, 2009

They are already coexisting and scientists who are not blinded by the fundamentalists of Darwinism conclude they must always coexist.

Americans have been familiarized with Albert Einstein and his famous equation, E=MC2, but we rarely consider its consequences. We might assume their are no consequences for God at all because public schools claim to teach evolutionary science, but deprive their students of the obvious talking point. If E truly equals MC2, then MC2=E.

Sir Issac Newton theorized that energy can not be created or destroyed, so maximum E has always been maximum E. If Newton is to be believed, there was never a time of less energy or more energy. Einstein pulls us along with his theory that nothing can go faster than the speed of light. Maximum velocity is light speed, so we might conclude that E and C2 in Einstein's equation are static at their maximum.
If energy were to move at the mythical Big Bang to start the universe, there would be nothing, no friction and not even gravity, to slow it down. Energy would, at first, move at the speed of light. It would take a small fraction of the energy available to accomplish this, however, so all of the remaining energy that has always existed would have no effect. The surplus energy could not increase C in Einstein's theory, so it had to create M. Mass is the only variable in the equation and its sole purpose is to slow energy down. For the scientist, the meaning of life is to resist going too fast.

If a scientists says the universe is slowing down, then we must conclude that mass is increasing. If a scientist says the universe is speeding up, then it goes to say that we are losing mass. There can be no other way, so we talk about the prime mover.
A force that existed before there was anything. Something that was different than energy and able to make energy move. A commander of all power and mystro of the universal symphony that will always be God.
The subject of this article is not whether God and physics can coexist, but whether the same can be said of Darwinism. In this case, we hope so because Darwinism has had a devastating effect on humanity.
It provided philosophical justification for slavery. Species survive by being the fittest. It the way life forms have evolved and the process that will make humans better suited to their environment in the future.
Darwinism is the idea that Adolph Hitler had in mind when he discussed a master race. It is the duty of the stronger nation to subjugate the weaker, Germany surmised. It is proper to eradicate the weakest, so that the strongest can thrive, they claimed.
The consequences of Darwinism are too bloody and too cruel not to coexist with God. God presents the possibility that humanity can evolve by loving one another, rather than survive by living longer than the others.

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