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Abstract
How the church connects four fields — physics, quantum physics, medical science and psychology — to its beliefs about heaven, God as observer, the resurrected body, and self-love. Each section separates what the church believes from what is established scientific consensus.
Reading this document. These connections are the church's faith interpretations. They are not presented as scientific findings, and the church's text did not substantiate them as scientific consensus. Nothing here is medical or psychological advice.
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The Science behind the religion:
According to physics:
All physical matter is energetic particles slowed down and held in their physical state by an electromagnetic bond, either ionic or covalent. The energy type that makes up all electromagnetic bonds is the same type but of a different intensity as the spirit, the difference between a living and a dead body. It is also stated that dark matter is physical matter as we know it that does not reflect light due to the vibrational frequency of the molecular matrix. Dark energy is the light energy that exists in that dimension, however we call that dark because we call this light although based on frequency, that is bright and this is dim and it is all light.
Therfore we state that: Heaven physically exists in the Dark Matter dimension.
According to Quantum Physics:
We have taken a picture of a quantum particle simultaneously existing in 2 places at the same time. For a particle to maintain physical cohesion or position in space/time, it must be being observed by a physical, conscious and sentient being.
Therefore we state the following:
The only example we have of this level of being is man himself. As part of the creation man cannot be THE CREATING observer of the creation, only an objective observer of the parts we are able to perceive. It is stated that we are made in the image of God, therefore in order for our physical universe to exist as it does, we must be being observed by a or by many physical conscious and sentient beings physically existing in a dark matter reality.
According to medical science:
All cells reproduce exactly and that stress (caused by environmental, physical or emotional) is the only thing that causes the cell to break down or reproduce in a state of distress or disharmony. Approximately 90% of the stress that the human being experiences in life is emotional.
Therefore we state the following:
This body was created with the express purposes of being a physical inter-dimensional traveling vessel required to physically exist in Heaven where Christ took his body after his resurrection by his ascension, where we will all live physically after Christ’s return and the resurrection occurs. Evolution is a disproven theory as far as we are concerned and that what is mistakenly labeled as evolution is just mutations within species parameters. We come to these conclusions by the facts brought to light by the work of Dr. Behe, Microbiologist Robert Burr and the fact that there has never been a confirmed “missing Link” fossil found for ANY species. Darwin stated that “If the cell structure is different than I theorize, then all my theories on evolution are wrong.” The cellular structure is indeed vastly different than Darwin theorized, and the fact that there were 10,000 different types of FINCHES, not one of which turned into another species of bird or into a lizard or fish or any other type of species.
According to psychology:
One cannot feel for another one does not feel for oneself. By understanding the logical and emotional reasons behind an action one can decide whether or not to continue making that action.
Therefore we state the following: One must love oneself unconditionally in order to truly follow Gods commandments and one must become the Bodhi as described by the teachings of Buddhism, to even begin to follow the teachings of Jesus Christ. (Love thy neighbor as thy self, treat others how you wish to be treated and the rest) To end an addiction or change any behavior one deems to be negative, one must only follow the 4 step program to understand these reasons and make the decisions. Everything happens overnight, over which night is up to the individual.
Study companion
A plain-language summary to accompany the church’s text, awaiting the church’s review. Where it differs from the church’s own words, the church’s words govern.
- How to read this page
- Physics: matter, spirit and heaven
- Quantum physics: God as observer
- Medical science: the body and the resurrection
- Psychology: self-love and change
How to read this page
The church sets out four short arguments, each moving from a statement about a field of science to a conclusion of faith. This summary keeps that structure. Under each heading you’ll find:
- What the church believes — the church’s conclusion, in summary.
- Status — a plain-language note on how that conclusion relates to established science.
Physics: matter, spirit and heaven
What the church believes. The church describes physical matter as energy held together by electromagnetic bonds, and teaches that the energy in those bonds is the same kind of energy as the spirit — differing only in intensity — which it sees as the difference between a living and a dead body. It interprets dark matter as ordinary matter that does not reflect light because of its vibrational frequency, and concludes that heaven physically exists in a “dark matter” dimension.
Status. This is a faith interpretation. Dark matter is an active area of research and its nature is not settled; mainstream physics does not identify it with a spiritual realm. See the editorial reference below.
Quantum physics: God as observer
What the church believes. The church points to quantum behaviour — a particle appearing to exist in two places — and to the idea that observation affects quantum systems. It reasons that the universe must be observed by conscious beings, that humanity cannot be the creating observer, and that we are observed by one or more conscious beings in whose image we are made.
Status. This is a theological argument built on a popular reading of quantum measurement. Physicists do not generally hold that a conscious observer is needed to keep matter in place.
Medical science: the body and the resurrection
What the church believes. The church states that stress — environmental, physical or emotional — is what causes cells to break down, and that most human stress is emotional. It teaches that the human body was made as a vessel able to exist physically in heaven, where Christ took his resurrected body, and where people will live physically after the resurrection.
Evolution
The church states that it does not accept the theory of evolution, regarding observed change as variation within species. The church’s text credits this view to a Dr. Behe and to a microbiologist named Robert Burr, and attributes a quotation to Charles Darwin. Those identities and the quotation have not yet been verified, so the quotation is not reproduced here.
Status. The church’s views on stress and the body are beliefs, not medical guidance. Evolution is the established scientific explanation for the diversity of life; the church’s disagreement is presented here as its belief.
Psychology: self-love and change
What the church believes. The church teaches that a person cannot feel for others what they do not feel for themselves, so loving oneself unconditionally is necessary to follow God’s commandments — including loving one’s neighbour as oneself. It connects this with becoming enlightened in the Buddhist sense. It also teaches that understanding the logical and emotional reasons behind an action allows a person to choose whether to continue it.
The “four-step program”
The church’s text refers to a four-step program for changing behaviour or ending an addiction, but does not describe its steps. It is not described here and is not offered as a treatment. Anyone seeking help with addiction or mental health should speak with a qualified professional; in the United States you can call or text 988 at any time.
Status. These are the church’s spiritual teachings about self-understanding, not a clinical method.
References
Texts cited by the church or useful for further study, linked where available. Inclusion records a citation; it does not mean the source supports every statement.
- Dark Energy and Dark Matter (NASA Science) Editorial reference
Editorial addition: a mainstream overview of what scientists currently know about dark matter. Not cited by the church.
- Science, Evolution, and Creationism (National Academy of Sciences and Institute of Medicine, 2008) Editorial reference
Editorial addition: the scientific community's summary of the evidence for evolution. Not cited by the church.
Revision history
- — Published on this website with an abstract, study companion and references.