Consider the following scenario. A small baby starves to death in a famine. If there is no God, then everything is now over for that baby. There is no justice, all hope for righteousness is gone forever, as well as that baby. Now there are two possiblities. God could exist, and in that case, there will be justice for that baby, and a future hope. Or God could not exist, in which case all hope for justice and righeousness is gone. A question. Of these two scenarios, which would you prefer? Now it is typical to blame God for everything that is wrong with the world. You will hear people say, 'if there was a God, how could it have happened?' Consider the following true scenario. Human beings consume only 10 per cent of the food grown in the world. A further 10 per cent is used in industrial processes. The remaining 80 per cent is consumed by live stock, such as cattle. Livestock consumes 100 grams of plant protein to return 1 gram of animal protein. This is no big secret and the statistics are freely available on the United States Department of Agriculture website, or at the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization website, among other places. Cattle and other live stock eat most of the food the world produces. Meanwhile a small human baby starves to death, and you will often hear talk about 'world over population' being blamed for that baby's death or 'the global world wide food shortage', a related problem, which caused that babies death. It will often be suggested that perhaps sterilization is the best solution to prevent that baby starving problem, given that we are, after all, so hard up for food for humans in this place. These are the things you will hear, but the truth is that there is no global food shortage. So I ask you to consider this scenario, and then tell me, what does it say about the world and our values and what does it say about contemporary expressions of religion? Consider the following scenario. Someone is either an atheist or agnostic. They say, 'It would be nice if there was a God, but after living in this place and seeing all the rotten things that happen, all the evil in the world, I am afraid that it seems irrational to me to believe in God. I just can't believe it.' Or someone could be an atheist or agnostic and they could be adamant that there is no God because if there was, that would be awful, right? On this site I testify to my faith in the triumph of justice and my ultimate faith in the trustworthiness of Yahweh by testifying to my belief in the former prophecies concerning rain on the desert. There are two ways I can think of that people can react. You could say, 'I don't believe it myself, but more power to you. All the luck in the world. It would be wonderful, if only it could be true. God speed to you...' It is often suggested that atheism is 'the most rational choice' and godliness is 'the irrational, emotional choice.' I also constantly experience people who, for reasons of hardness of heart caused by the sins of this world, are adamantly opposed to God. They might as well be adamantly opposed to life for a starving baby, to justice, to peace. It is often suggested that atheism is 'the most rational choice' but when you look at this way, it is not, it is profoundly emotional, and in a strange and crooked way, that, as I observe matters, testifies to the existence of God, for the lack of faith in God is usually found accompanied by a strange unreasonable irrational emotional hostility and a type of personality corruption that I often encounter, being a believer. The spirit of Godliness and the love of God and the yearning for God, these are the noble things, and to have a spirit willing to accept the things of God is the most rational choice. There is nothing 'rational' about hoping that a little starved baby gets no justice, and there is nothing 'rational' about hoping to maintain a corrupt human system that keeps starving babies. There is nothing noble about ungodly thinking and ungodly hoping. Ungodliness brings nothing with it but hardness and ruthlessness and ruin and desecration of the earth, which, along with the unreasoning irrationality of godless thinking and godless hoping, only demonstrates how destructive ungodliness really is. Let's play a game. I will pray for rain and the revelation of Yahweh, for starving babies and justice on earth. How should a person respond to this act on my part. You see the logical and quite rational thing to do would be to say, 'God speed to you. I have trouble believing you, but I really do hope that your desert gets rain. More power to you.' It would not be rational to say 'it better not rain. That baby better not rise from the dead and get justice from God.' When you see the massive damage that godlessness has done to this place, the ruin of personalities, the destruction of the entire planet, this is not the justification of godless thinking, but rather its condemnation, and it is also the justification of Yahweh who let this world go to the dogs just to make this very point. So I will pray for a rainy desert and while I am doing this you can examine your hearts. Day after day, in our society, godless thinking is touted and celebrated. There is an arrogance to ungodliness in our civilization, a self assured conviction that not only is ungodliness that most rational choice, it is also the right and proper choice for human beings to make. Ungodly values are celebrated relentlessly, as our civilization celebrates our freedom from godliness, our new found 'liberation'. The end result of it all turns out to be now that day after day we are told that the highest ideal is perfect flesh, that those who are worthy of the highest honors and the accolades are those who have perfect flesh. I have come to the conclusion at the end of it all, that even though hope in Yahweh is the most noble of choices, the reason it is so unpopular in our culture is not because people like to see babies starve but because from birth they have been culturally conditioned to accept sexual immorality and this has corrupted their hearts and removed them far from God. Now I have seen enough and understand enough to know that there is such a thing as sexual immorality. For example, John and Jane are beautiful. They get invited to all the parties, and have to pick and choose their dates to the high school dances and the proms. Judy meanwhile is sitting home listening to that song, 'At Seventeen'. ("I learned the truth at seventeen, that love was meant for beauty queens....") Now the years pass and John is now about 70 pounds overweight, and Jane is grey and wrinkling. No one is pounding down the door for John and Jane anymore, but John is still John and Jane is still Jane. Only their body changed. So you can see sexual immorality at work here, and this is an objective observation, not simply a subjective interpretation. It would seem to me that Yahweh has also been at work, pointing this out to every person who lives, because after all our bodies decay and inherit corruption, and this observation needs to be explained by anyone who claims to be a believer. Here I am employing a Deist argument, based on observation of reality. Nothing exists that was not created by Yahweh, and thus in everything one can find messages from God, and these are not messages that can be faked by the church. They are engraved in the stars and carved into the rocks of the earth, and in this case, we see a message about sexual immorality written in the medium of human flesh. There are other examples. For example people get greedy for bodies, and then they seem to lose their ability to feel sympathy or genuine affection for others, their hearts hardening, and then the end product are the behavior patterns I mentioned above (hardness, lack of ability to feel affections for others, back biting, cruel gossiping, treachery, and I have seen people deeply wound those who loved them passionately because they were eager to move on and experience a fresh body, etc.) These are products of pursuing only the 'flesh' and not caring about the person, and it is this ideal that our culture celebrates, calling this form of conduct 'liberation'. (The best evidence that people pursue the flesh and not the person is demonstrated by Yahweh when the flesh decays and people then go off to pursue some younger, fresher flesh. Ask aging female stars in Hollywood about this phenomena. During their heyday, were people really interested in them, or their flesh?) As I noted this preoccupation with flesh (provided it is still fresh) and this lack of concern for persons best explains the corruption of the human personality I mentioned above...It corrupts the human personality, and my Deist interpretation to explain this is that the flesh decays and inherits corruption to mirror this corruption that takes place in the soul when the soul is no longer important but people pursue flesh instead... As one of the gospels put it, "your eye is the lamp of your soul. So take care of your eye, because if you are plunged into darkness, how terrible that darkness will be." You want to cultivate your spirit and not your flesh so that you can be full of light instead of the darkness described above. So I will pray for a rainy desert and while I am doing this you can examine your hearts.Is ungodliness 'the rational choice'
The emotional roots of ungodly thinking
A Unified Field Theory
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The Unified Field Theory
is also available as a zip file -> unified.zip
Introduction :The Pioneer Effect and the New Physics. A brief description of the new physics required to explain the 'Pioneer Effect', which is the constant deceleration of space craft as they fly through space.

