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THE SUPERDETERMINISTIC DESIGN (SD) ARGUMENT FOR THE EXISTENCE OF GOD

This book explains the new Superdeterministic Design (SD) Argument for the Existence of God. The SD argument is based on the premise that our universe is superdeterministic as proven by the quantum entanglement experiment performed in different frames of reference in accordance with Einstein's Relativity. Because there are 10^10^122 possible configurations of our superdeterministic universe, the likelihood of a configuration of the universe with life is about 0.000003427928%. This is proof that the creator of the universe purposely selected to create a universe with life, and therefore, God must be real.Superdeterminism is a physics theory gaining more and more acceptance that says that every event in the universe is predetermined based on the initial correlations established by the Big Bang. Superdeterminism implies that strictly deterministic laws of physics underlie even quantum mechanics. The consequences of superdeterminism on science, philosophy and theology cannot be overstated, because superdeterminism brings us back to a more traditional clockwork view of the universe before the indeterminate quantum revolution of the last century. Superdeterminism is great news for the theist.The book contains a varied discussion of the implications of superdeterministic design (SD), which are exciting and profound. Not only is SD the best new teleological argument for the existence of God, SD can also be grafted onto Intelligent Design (ID) arguments giving ID a solid foundation in science. SD also has extremely interesting implications on the origins of life and original sin. Lastly, one of the most interesting implications of SD is the reality that our laws of physics combined with the initial correlations established at the Big Bang must evolve the universe in the direction of a predetermined future. There is an almost magical quality to this SD Force guided by SD information with fascinating implications for human beings.Read more

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