CREATION CORNER

Creation Action  Creation Optimization Downhill Flows God’s Amazing Water (video) God’s Amazing Water (transcript) Jehovah’s Conic Section Templates Let There Be Light Materials Are Encoded Our Rationally Intelligible Universe Unstable Equilibria  

Introduction   Here we find another very elegant example of optimization in the created order (nature henceforth). Nature, per the design of the Creator God Jehovah, seeks to minimize its action, or better, it seeks to find stability—let’s call it A for action. Simply put, A is how a system changes over time, and nature

  Contents I. Introduction II.Why Does the Created Order Optimize? III. The Open Box Volume Problem Solution Methodology and Mind IV. The Solution The Big Picture of Creation Illustrations and Tables Figure 1. Open Box Diagram. Figure 2. Open Box Volume versus Dimension X Table. Figure 3. Open Box Volume versus Dimension X Plot. Figure 4.

Introduction   We are going to start with a short and light technical presentation of the subject, and then straightaway consider our Creator’s hand in it.   What drives the tendency for high concentrations of something in a medium to flux toward ever lower concentrations? Let’s consider two different scenarios,   (a) a drop of

A Jesus, Amen YT YouTube video focused on the amazing properties of water that the Creator Jehovah God coded into it. We begin with some background on the fundamental patterns found in nature’s systems, and we discuss feedback in nature, alike pertinent to the study of water. The video goes on to discuss water’s hydrogen bonding, its

Contents I.         Introduction II.       Systems and Subsystems 1.       Feedback-Rules-Updating 2. Prevalent Patterns in the Created Order a.         Uniformity b.        Repetition c.         Nesting d.Subdivision e.         Complexity III.     Selected Properties of Water under Study 1.       Water’s Amazing Four Degrees Celsius Curve 2.       Hydrogen Bonds, Polarity, Specific Heat, Solvent | Cohesive | Adhesive Forces 3.       Water’s Amphoteric Properties, Buffers 4.       Water and the Cell IV.    Water and Scripture 1         .Genesis 2.       Job 3.       Psalms

Contents I.         Introduction II.       The Circle III.     The Ellipse IV.    The Parabola V.      The Hyperbola VI.    Concluding Comments VII.    Illustrations and Tables Figure 1. Making a cone. Figure 2 The Conic Sections. Figure 3. The circle, Pure Squares. Figure 4. The Circle, Pi. Figure 5. Ellipse Shape and Basic Characteristics. Figure 5a. Conics in-stamping, ellipse.

I. Introduction   Skeptics oftentimes argue that the Christian claim that Jesus is the Son of God and simultaneously (the perfect) man cannot be justified on the grounds that deity implies, at least, omnipresence and perpetuity, i.e., boundlessness in space on the one hand, and in time on the other, while humanness implies replete finitude.

Introduction . Much like the biological world is encoded by God through its cellular DNA—all living organisms are in this way specially encoded by Him—so too the nonbiological world is encoded by God through its electronic band structure. In this study we will discuss what these bands are and how they manifest in materials and

The human mind has the capacity to think symbolically. Great stores of meaning and hence communicative potential can be packed into a symbol. Let’s look at a few: 7, ¶, ℑ, ¢, ⊃, ∃, θ. What do these symbols mean? They can mean anything the author wants them to mean, but following convention we have: