Jesus Christ - Quantum Physicist: Why Modern Science Needs the Trinity of Father, Son and Holy Spirit to Explain Our World, Paperback/Dirk Schneider

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Does modern natural science suggest the existence of the Holy Trinity of Father, Son and Holy Spirit? How can we explain eternity and Heaven? Who is the Holy Spirit? Physicist Dirk Schneider beckons his readers to follow him on an enthralling journey of discovery over the course of which he comes up with an entirely new theory. In order to be able to explain the world we live in from the perspective of quantum physics, the existence of the Holy Trinity of Father, Son and Holy Spirit is apparently a necessity. Schneider's analysis uncovers surprising and easy-to-understand congruencies between the results of physics experiments and statements made in the Bible. What's more: the phenomena of quantum physics are easier to understand with the assistance of Biblical statements than they are without the Bible. Table of Contents 1. A long nightmare begins 2. A case of hay fever changes the fate of the world 3. How to alter the course of the past 4. What does "eternity" mean? 5. Why New York is a neighboring city of San Francisco 6. What is omnipresence? 7. The most magnificent experiment of all times 8. What do the terms "God" and "Heaven" mean? 9. Does the moon exist even if no one is looking? 10. The secret of the Holy Spirit 11. Jesus Christ-the Son of God About the Author: Physicist Dirk Schneider was born in Karlsruhe (Germany) in 1965. He began to take a keen interest in the secrets of the universe at a very young age and became an active member of an astronomy club as an adolescent. As a young man and student of physics he discovered the links between quantum physics and spirituality. He developed a special passion for this topic and explored the thought processes that are evident in both, natural science and Christian faith. He wrote his book "Jesus Christ - Quantum Physicist" after numerous conversations with pastors, natural scientists, theologians and philosophers. It shows how believing in the Father, Son and Holy Spirit can indeed be compatible with a modern sc