A few years ago at the Melbourne Unitarian church we had a theist speaker (which I missed regrettably) who was also an physicist. He said one of the most frustrating things he found in many religious people was that the whilst he was trying to work out how many dimensions the universe really had they were trying to tell him that all truth could be found in one book for all eternity.
I guess when confronting by hard questions some prefer to escape to simple solutions.
You might find a current article to your liking along these lines..
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Date: 2009-02-05 06:13 am (UTC)A few years ago at the Melbourne Unitarian church we had a theist speaker (which I missed regrettably) who was also an physicist. He said one of the most frustrating things he found in many religious people was that the whilst he was trying to work out how many dimensions the universe really had they were trying to tell him that all truth could be found in one book for all eternity.
I guess when confronting by hard questions some prefer to escape to simple solutions.
You might find a current article to your liking along these lines..