Quantum Mechanics

of

Religion

 

Rhett Ritter

Author

 

Many people have asked me lately what exactly do I mean when I say

 

“Quantum Mechanics is My Religion”

 

I find it imperative to shed light on this idea in order to bring about some clarity to the concept. 

 

The word “religion” of course has its dictionary definition but in the modern age many other sources of information distort the true meaning.

 

Religion has been used by the shadow figures of always to create so much division in our world people generally mistake the intention of man with the purpose of spiritual connection. Some people recognize the profound nature of religion and how it could be used by humanity in many ways to build universities or to destroy churches. This generally leads to the idea that religion itself has nothing to do with man and everything to do with god. 

 

There are people reading this right now who assume the worst of the author for even mentioning religion could be wielded as if it were a weapon and there are others who see prophetic wisdom in the things I say as if they weren’t the observer of my written word. 

 

But beauty is in the eye of the beholder is it not?

 

The fabric of my spiritual cloth comes from a life that is intertwined with both threads of god and atheism

 

While I reject the idea of me personally being called one title or another whether it be atheist or christian or muslim, I would accept the title of professor because I see the profession of my spiritual teachings to be my mission from god. Religion and God alone are not sufficiently defined as a way of describing me or my professorship but let’s tackle one word at a time.

 

The limitation words like “christian” or “muslim” are limited to the religious institutions and beliefs of their respective faiths. The Bible and The Quran describe two religions, both growing older as the days pass. 

 

Religion encompasses philosophical schools of thought, concepts that lead to ideological miscreants, and in most cases teachings that can apply to almost any time in human history. In some instances religion has been the motivation for wars, peace, genocide, and medical advancements that save lives.

 

Atheists have contributed to the fields of science, mathematics, health care, psychology, and many many more. In terms of modern academia, science and mathematics require submission to an agreement. Scholars agree that the infinite pursuit of knowledge must rely on a back-bone grounded in concrete reasoning and truth. That reasoning and truth come directly share a basis in what we know as mathematics.

 

Math is the soul subject and it is so precise and so concrete that it transcends language or religion or geopolitical borders. It is the foundation of all knowledge and language whether that be explicitly understood or innately unknown. Every human being to ever live has the ability to understand mathematics from the ancient gurus of the Vedas to Genghis Khan to Jesus Christ to Prophet Muhammed (PBUH) to modern shakespearian poets like Gerbungoly Berdimuhamedov of Turkmenistan. 

 

Profession of Mathematics lies at the heart of my own personal philosophy. To help others understand the role mathematics plays in our world and in our daily lives. Math alone is the single idea that connects us not just to or from one another. Math is like a string, we can use it to draw a line in our own minds to connect any number of dots we could imagine whether it be connecting us to other people or connecting the world to our inner self

 

The mathematics associated with things like quantum mechanics and string theory are so far advanced because of the working generations of people over long periods of time pushing the limits of both math and science to place new boundaries on what is truly possible for mankind. Physics as a science has produced enough mathematics for mankind to put more than one member of our own species on an interstellar object we call the moon. 

 

Math and science supposedly have a fundamental disagreement with the idea of god but I allow me to reframe the conversation. Perhaps it is our natural inclination to recognize the workings of god. Afterall what is god?

 

Is God a person? Or perhaps a thing? Or maybe as many religious texts describe, is there a specific place where god exists and as many science textbooks describe, does exist in a dimension we are incapable of perceiving?

 

According to the laws of Quantum mechanics these questions are both answerable and unanswerable. 

 

Now I don’t want to give a math lesson here so let’s go back to the original statement, “Quantum Mechanics is My Religion”

 

I say this because the approach to science requires suspension of belief and absolute precision to define truth, while approaches to religion require faith in the unknown as if it were a staunch reality.

 

To intermix the teachings of quantum mechanics with the mathematical efficacy of religion, is to be a beacon of light in both the spiritual realm and the human realm. 

 

That is why I say my religion is quantum mechanics. Because I want to express to others how to identify the intersection of faith and mathematics. 

 

The result is a playground of the mind where the magical is met by the mundane. Where a rainbow is not just a beautiful projection in the sky displaying the visible color spectrum but a painting in the sky born to God’s Canvas. A place where universal  consciousness meets a conscious being

 

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Lately I’ve been getting asked, what exactly do I mean when I say:

 

“Quantum Mechanics is My Religion”

 

I find it imperative to shed light on this idea in order to bring about some clarity to the concept. 

 

The word “religion” of course has its dictionary definition but in the modern age many other sources of information distort the true meaning.

 

Religion has been used by the shadow figures of always to create so much division in our world people generally mistake the intention of man with the purpose of spiritual connection. Some people recognize the profound nature of religion and how it could be used by humanity in many ways to build universities or to destroy churches. This generally leads to the idea that religion itself has nothing to do with man and everything to do with god. 

 

There are people reading this right now who assume the worst of the author for even mentioning religion could be wielded as if it were a weapon and there are others who see prophetic wisdom in the things I say as if they weren’t the observer of my written word. 

 

But beauty is in the eye of the beholder is it not?

 

The fabric of my spiritual cloth comes from a life that is intertwined with both threads of god and atheism

 

While I reject the idea of me personally being called one title or another whether it be atheist or christian or muslim, I would accept the title of professor because I see the profession of my spiritual teachings to be my mission from god. Religion and God alone are not sufficiently defined as a way of describing me or my professorship but let’s tackle one word at a time.

 

The limitation words like “christian” or “muslim” are limited to the religious institutions and beliefs of their respective faiths. The Bible and The Quran describe two religions, both growing older as the days pass. 

 

Religion encompasses philosophical schools of thought, concepts that lead to ideological miscreants, and in most cases teachings that can apply to almost any time in human history. In some instances religion has been the motivation for wars, peace, genocide, and medical advancements that save lives.

 

Atheists have contributed to the fields of science, mathematics, health care, psychology, and many many more. In terms of modern academia, science and mathematics require submission to an agreement. Scholars agree that the infinite pursuit of knowledge must rely on a back-bone grounded in concrete reasoning and truth. That reasoning and truth share a basis with what we know as mathematics.

 

Math is the soul subject and it is so precise and so concrete that it transcends language or religion or geopolitical borders. It is the foundation of all knowledge and language whether that be explicitly understood or innately unknown. Every human being to ever live has the ability to understand mathematics from the ancient gurus of the Vedas to Genghis Khan to Jesus Christ to Prophet Muhammed (PBUH) to modern shakespearian poets like Gerbungoly Berdimuhamedov of Turkmenistan. 

 

Profession of Mathematics lies at the heart of my own personal philosophy. To help others understand the role mathematics plays in our world and in our daily lives I try to teach what I can to anyone who will listen. Math alone is the single idea that connects us not just to or from one another. Math is almost like a string, we could even draw a line in our own minds to connect any number of dots we could imagine whether it be connecting us to other people or connecting the world to our inner self

 

The mathematics associated with things like quantum mechanics and string theory are so far advanced because generation after generation over long periods of time have pushed the limits of both math and science placing new boundaries on what is truly possible for mankind. Physics as a science has produced enough mathematics for mankind to put more than one member of our own species on an interstellar object we call the moon. 

 

Math and science supposedly have a fundamental disagreement with the idea of god but please, allow me to reframe the conversation. Perhaps it is our natural inclination to recognize the workings of god. Afterall what is god?

 

Is God a person? Or perhaps a thing? Or maybe as many religious texts have described, is there a specific place where god exists and as many science textbooks describe, does he exist sempiternally within a dimension we are incapable of perceiving?

 

According to the laws of Quantum mechanics these questions are both answerable and unanswerable. 

 

Now I don’t want to give a math lesson here so let’s go back to the original statement, “Quantum Mechanics is My Religion”

 

I say this because the approach to science requires suspension of belief and absolute precision to define truth, while approaches to religion require faith in the unknown as if it were a staunch reality.

 

To intermix the teachings of quantum mechanics with the mathematical efficacy of religion, is to be a beacon of light in both the spiritual realm and the human realm. 

 

That is why I say my religion is quantum mechanics. Because I want to guide others to an intersection where the streets of math and science meet faith avenue. 

 

The result is a theoretical playground where the mind introduces the magical and allows it to meet the mundane. Where a rainbow is not just a beautiful projection in mid air displaying the visible color spectrum but a painting in the sky born to God’s Canvas. A place where universal consciousness meets a conscious being. Where faith becomes fact.

 

Thank You 🙏🏼