Quote:
Quote by: Simonius  This does not seem to be a logical start, The question appears to be what theory accounts for the form that life takes, not the ultimate source of matter.
But all you have posted appears to simply be religious philosophy, instead of just looking at evidence and making rational theories you have come up with interesting and elaborate theory and description of a creator, its very nice but it is putting the cart before the horse surely? |
I am not claiming to be doing a scientific theory that was properly peer reviewed and published. ( gew wiz, I am in enough trouble with Gallo already to even attempt making that claim).
I used the word "explaination" - not theory.
What theory accounts for the form that life takes, you asked.
For that answer I must jump ahead of prior events. This is what I would propose in principle might have happened.
The piror events being the establishment of
1. thought ( the mind and intelligence ).
2. Time or a force field of motion.
3, Energy.
4. Matter.
I would propose that life is not the next stage of evolutionary events but rather the coming together of those four primary qualities into a unit of oneness. In other words, life is a combination of thought, time, energy, and matter that is united together to become a life form.
All life has some sort of ability for consciousness. All life has some sort of built in biological time clock
that is detected by growth and as age. All life contains energy and of course matter that can take shape as it's body. This does not mean that all life has a head with a brain or that all life can think logical thoughts like humans do. But they are smart enough to react to stemulents, etc.
Some people would contest that idea saying that plants do not have consciousness, but some scientific tests have suggested that they can recieve and react to thoughts.
Chemical combinations provided a medium for the reception of thoughts such that codes could be established as DNA within the creature, as one of the aspects of such a complex make up.
The micro organisms appear to be one of the first examples of life on planet earth. With directional impulses simular to thought which causes them to react to stemulation and to reproduce their self. Temperature and environment also play a role in all of this. As "organizational fields" called the environment. Energy discribed as motion and ages of growth that represents time.
Needless to say the micro organizems appeared in the design of the circle, in the image of "O". Even if the circle might not be perfectly round looking.
And so "O" represents the concept of no-thing, it represents the concept of circular motion, it represents the shape of most things in nature and the universe. "O" as a name for God is written on everything and is like a big footprint clue. Likewise the center letter in the commonly used word for G - O - D. and the center letter of NOW. and the part of the word know. k-now. The pattern and the design of the circle, both as a directive for motion and as a shape is everywhere and represents and endless supply of evidence for my proposed explaination.
The universe and nature is autographed with the name "O" in a wide range of ways. Say "oh" and if you know.
O say can you see - the o in you.
Of course more elaboraton which might take a chapter or two of writing to relate would be more supportive of this notion. But that is a "brief outline".
In the beginning thought was, and thought was God. And.. all things were created in the image of O or in it's likeness. Thought is self evident but also non physical in nature. Much later thought could be expressed as the word which sometimes is discribed as circular reasoning. oh.