Doctrine Of Demons: The Genderless Society

[FJK]

39 minutes ago, WilliamL said:

 

Michael only referenced space, not the past-future directions of time. In all, there are ten directions in total, made up of five pairs of masculine/feminine. In Hebraic teaching, these 10 lights/sephiroth make up the primeval Tree of Life, in the form of the Adam Kadmon/Primeval Man. (Whom we call the Word in the beginning, from whom everything was made.) Three lights are in the Head and incomprehensible; the seven below manifest in Creation.

In physics, the generally-accepted view is that there are 10 dimensions, with six being hidden, and four perceivable, three of space and one of time.

Book of Radiance, I'm familiar with it and contemplate some parts of it at times.

But as far as relativity -spacetime- goes there are only four dimensions, the three physical ones and time.  Time itself being really nothing more than a mathematical equation and a part of a needed support for both mass and gravity (although a universe with time and gravity or a universe with gravity and no time could both theoretically exist depending on the presence (or lack thereof) of mass.

All theoretical physics, by nature, has to overlook anything lying outside of the measurable universe (you might think of this as the ein sof) since there is simply no way of knowing it, quantifying it, or understanding what it's actual capabilities and limitations are if there even are any.

The whole point being that when we try to understand God and his actions we have to limit it to what we can understand and that places a limit on what we believe and don't believe about him which may be a tiny part of him but most certainly not the whole picuture.

[Michael37]

1 hour ago, FJK said:

Time itself being really nothing more than a mathematical equation and a part of a needed support for both mass and gravity (although a universe with time and gravity or a universe with gravity and no time could both theoretically exist depending on the presence (or lack thereof) of mass.

Yes, our natural sensory perception requires time to function. The presence of anything is revealed by its perceived duration, that is, by its moments of existence, and what are called "events" in quantum physics.

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In the realm of quantum physics, the term “event” plays a significant role. Let’s delve into its meaning and implications:

1. Quantum Events:

   • In quantum mechanics, an event refers to an observable outcome resulting from a measurement or interaction.
   • When we observe a quantum system (such as an electron’s position or a photon’s polarization), the act of measurement collapses the system’s wave function, leading to a specific outcome—an event.
   • These events are inherently probabilistic due to the wave-like nature of quantum particles. We can predict probabilities of different outcomes, but the exact result remains uncertain until measured.

2. Space-Time and Events:

   • Quantum theory challenges our classical notions of space and time. Einstein’s theory of relativity introduced the concept of space-time, where events occur within a four-dimensional fabric.
   • In quantum theory, space and time are not absolute; they are intertwined with the events happening in the system.
   • The abandonment of certain classical notions related to space, time, and motion is essential in quantum physics. Empirical facts guide our understanding more precisely¹.

3. Quantum Applications and Events:

   • Quantum phenomena underpin various technologies. For instance:
     • MRI scanners rely on quantum mechanics to create detailed images of internal body structures.
     • Lasers, used in everything from communication to surgery, exploit quantum properties.
     • Atomic clocks, which form the basis for GPS systems, track events based on quantum transitions.
     • Electron microscopes utilize quantum behavior to achieve high-resolution imaging²³.

In summary, events in quantum physics are the observable outcomes arising from measurements, and they challenge our classical understanding of space, time, and causality. 🌌🔬

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[Starise]

I have wondered what the 'agenda' is for the other side. I mean we have always had these things with us, not that it was good, but it wasn't postured politically front and center.

One notion is that of population control, so they push it.

Another notion was the attempt to collapse the family or place doubts on gender roles.

Yet another notion is to let the hidden once shameful things out helping to further degrade the nature of man.

I don't really believe any of this was necessarily human inspired. It was inspired by our arch enemy.

"They" know this is all eventually going to end in perversions that help to tank a stable society.

Get science on your side and get religious leaders on your side. All they need are a few shills to endorse it either way. Then they can make the claim same as the staunch evolutionists that "science" endorses it and so does "religion" so what is YOUR problem not accepting it?

The problem is they are shills of the process to make it happen, like snow machines in Aug.

 

[enoob57]

I don't believe it to be anymore than the fruit of lie which is confusion... I mean what is it is if not confused... it's like standing next to a pear tree arguing with it 

[Michael37]

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