Universe

13. Instead of ‘What’ Martinus Insisted on Question WHO IS THE UNIVERSE? • The Universe is ETERNAL All ENCOMPOSING LIVING BEING – A SUM OF ALL THAT EXISTS. The Structure of The Universe is based on two main Principles: ‘TRIUNE Principle of Living Being’ & ‘Life within Life’ Principle • ‘LIFE WITHIN LIFE’ PRINCIPLE: A life unit is dependable on and, at the same time, indispensable for its ‘master being’ & ‘the master being’ granting a living space for a myriad of dependable, but necessary life units

CHRIST THE CENTER OF THE UNIVERSE Elements of Franciscan Unity Christ Centered [Paraphrased] Franciscan spirituality is Christocentric ….in that Francis fell in love with Jesus and that love transformed [his] life. … The Joint Committee’s Mission is: To make Jesus known to all – and To pray and work for the unity and reconciliation of humanity and creation. Summary of Colossians 1:15-20 Jesus is the image of the invisible God and the firstborn of all creation. All, in heaven and

Descartes’ claim of “I think, therefore I am”, is an attempt to establish a firm foundation for the understanding of the universe and explores the ideas of the self and what we can know to be real. However, there is one major flaw in this approach. That flaw is how we are to create this foundation when before it we had nothing and the paradoxes in the creating definitions of words. His goal is to better understand what he is in order to reestablish the foundations of his understanding of the world

Reflection Paper #1 Throughout Hesiod’s “Theogony”, the origin of the universe was established through the use of gods and goddesses forming the universe as the Greeks knew it. These gods and goddesses were portrayed as having a few human characteristics, despite their immense power. Upon further analysis of the poem, we begin to see that Hesiod’s work is very representative of the various Greek customs and reflective of the culture of his time, especially when analyzing the characters found within

Leucippus created the atomism and Democritus associated his idea that the basic elements of the universe are full and empty[void](4c4). In Leucippus's view, the full is the smallest thing in the world and it cannot be separated. The void is the place which the full can move in it. The void is absolutely empty so that it is "what-is-not" but exist from the full's moving. (4c4) The full is basis and what we put the basis must be the "being", so that the void comes into being. This view covered the

The detection of this stochastic background, or gravitational wave background would have a profound impact on early universe cosmology. Stochastic gravitational waves are remnants from the early days of the universe, much like the Cosmic Background Radiation. These gravitational waves were created by many independent, random events combining together to form a cosmic gravitational wave background. The Big Bang itself

moving away, suggesting the expansion of the universe. He also showed that there is a linear relationship between how far away a galaxy is and how fast it is moving away. This is known as Hubble’s Law. It suggests that the universe has been expanding at a constant rate since the Big Bang (Observatories of the Carnegie Institution for Science). Physicists generally assumed that gravity would slow the expansion of the universe as time went on. Since the Universe is full of matter, and gravity pulls all

Throughout, the book, The Accidental Universe, Alan Lightman the author of the book discusses a number of ideas ranging from, how the world came to be, to the multiverse, as well as other various ideas and his thoughts on them. Consistently throughout the book, Lightman was wishy-washy and it appeared he was trying to please both Atheists, as well as religious people. However, his key idea stays prevalent throughout the entirety of the book. The idea being that this universe came to fruition accidentally

The theories involving parallel and alternate universes have been topics of discussion for decades. Alternate and Parallel universes are essentially the same concept. The term parallel universe comes from the Multi universe theory. The multi-universe theory is the theory of which many universes exist parallel to each other, thus being parallel universes. The first concept of parallel universes is that the universe is infinite. In an infinite universe, there is a high chance of virtually identical

Aristotle had a “fundamental unity in his view of man and the universe that has never since been achieved in the synthesis of comparable scope and originality” . Some descriptions of the Aristotelian include the universe being contained within the sphere of the stars. In addition to this there are no holes or vacuums in the universe, considering that Aristotle deemed the universe to have a finite size. Another factor of the theory is that the universe is filled with aether, “which aggregates in a homocentric