Quantum Faith
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How does quantum physics relate to the Bible? Can words move mountains? How did Jesus supersede the laws of physics?
There are amazing similarities between the teachings of Jesus and the discoveries of the new physics, quantum theory. The concept of speaking to mountains and trees may not be religious metaphor, but laws of a new physics that have not been fully understood.
Jesus taught that our words are powerful enough to move physical matter. Quantum physics has discovered that subatomic particles respond to the observer.
In this book, you will discover that your words and your faith (beliefs) are unseen forces that affect everything in your world. You are the one giving substance to your world through words!
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SKU (ISBN): 9781937578565
ISBN10: 1937578569
Annette Capps
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: October 2017
Publisher: CAPPS Publishing
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