Principals from Space-Time in the Bible

[Dave Darling]

X, Y, Z space flows through T time to form the 4 dimensional Space-Time Continuum. Each of us is an “observer”, always located at a single point in Space-Time known as an event. All the events in your lifetime, including birthdays and graduations, are assigned coordinates on a map of Space-time, a single point designated by Width(x), Height(y), Depth(z), and Time(t). The path we are on throughout our lives, called a Wordline, consists of a series of connected events forming a path in space-time from birth to death. Once you have discovered the “Wordline” for an object or even a person it cannot be changed, it is the complete “story” of it's or their lives. Everything that has ever happened to you is located on coordinates in the space-time continuum in your Wordline, from your first day in kindergarten, to that test you failed in grade school, to your first car, to when you got married, to the day you die, everything you do. The bible says that we will each be judged after we die based on the things we have done in our lives. Could this be the spiritual equivalent to the “Wordline” in the laws of physics? If we are on the wrong “path” in life (the Wordline) we can choose to repent and change our Wordline for the better! In physics the Wordline cannot be changed, it takes a miracle to do that (salvation)!

 

[AV1611VET]

Could this be the spiritual equivalent to the “Wordline” in the laws of physics?

I doubt it.

 

[Laodicean60]

Could this be the spiritual equivalent to the “Wordline” in the laws of physics?

Once quantum science gets smarter, who knows.

 

[keith99]

The term is worldline not wordline and what you are trying to make of it is just as off as your botching the word itself.

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There are also no principals of either space-time or science. My jr. high school principal would spin in his grave if I made that mistake!

 

[FreeinChrist]

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[Jipsah]

The path we are on throughout our lives, called a Wordline, consists of a series of connected events forming a path in space-time from birth to death. Once you have discovered the “Wordline” for an object or even a person it cannot be changed, it is the complete “story” of it's or their lives.

Yeah, since the subject necessarily has to be dead. No mulligans.

Everything that has ever happened to you is located on coordinates in the space-time continuum in your Wordline, from your first day in kindergarten, to that test you failed in grade school, to your first car, to when you got married, to the day you die, everything you do.

Yeah, you just said that.

The bible says that we will each be judged after we die based on the things we have done in our lives. Could this be the spiritual equivalent to the “Wordline” in the laws of physics?

Lessee, the Physics one includes everything we did, said, thought, felt, experienced, ad infinitum, right? Seems pretty all inclusive, dunnit?

If we are on the wrong “path” in life (the Wordline) we can choose to repent and change our Wordline for the better! In physics the Wordline cannot be changed, it takes a miracle to do that (salvation)!

Zat mean repentence allows us to edit out stuff we did that God has forgiven us for? I think that's where your analogy falls apart. God can edit stuff out if He's so inclined, as He's outside space-time, having, in fact, created it.

I harbor the belief (worth the price charged) that the Eternal Punishment dealt out to unrepentant sinners is to have their existence expunged from time-space. They not only no longer exist, they never existed at all. Any trace of any evil (or any good, for that matter) that they ever did never happened.

"Oh, but God can't...". Rubbish. God can do anything He pleases.