The God Theory : Universes, Zero-Point Fields, and What's Behind It All (Paperback)

from DubiousDisciple

Haisch is an astrophysicist with a discomfort regarding the idea of a meaningless universe, and a gift for explaining scientific theory in simple terms. He was raised a strict Catholic, but lasted through only a year of Seminary, after which his interests turned to science. Although he outgrew fu...

from BobNolin

Quite readable, though written by a brilliant astrophysicist and colleague of Puthoff. The Theory is basically that God created the Universe as a way to experience Himself. Prior to the Big Bang, He was simply potential. Everything in the Universe, including us, is God, experiencing himself. This...

from 2wonderY

I'm reading this more for the cogent explanations of scientific theory than for the theology, which I'm finding fairly trite and New Age-ish. I agree with his gut feelings, but not his conclusions, and I'm appalled that he considers Neale Donald Walsch, author of Conversations With God, as a form...

from Jotto

Explanation by astrophysicist on why he finds it more reasonable to believe that matter is a product of consiciousness rather than consciousness being a product of matter. He appeals in part to the theory that the electromagnetic zero-point energy field is the primary cause of mass, a theory of w...

from DubiousDisciple

Haisch is an astrophysicist with a discomfort regarding the idea of a meaningless universe, and a gift for explaining scientific theory in simple terms. He was raised a strict Catholic, but lasted through only a year of Seminary, after which his interests turned to science. Although he outgrew fu...