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Read now ➤ Home People PEOPLE Harvard University Scientist Set to Prove Existence of God Using New Mathematical Formula 0 Updated Friday, March 14, 2025 at 8:04 AM by  Israel Usulor 4 min read A scientist who specialises in astrophysics at Harvard University is set to unveil a mathematical formula to prove that God exists The Malaysian astrophysicist, Dr Willie Soon, said there is a possibility that God exists and noted that this could be proven using mathematics He said through his work and extensive calculations, the equation might hold the solution to bridging the divide between science and religion CHECK OUT: Don't let unemployment hold you back. Start your digital marketing journey today. A Harvard University scientist has argued strongly that there is a possibility that God exists. The scientist, Dr Willie Soon, specialises in astrophysics and his assertion has the potential to revolutionize how scientists and religionists understand the universe. Dr Willie Soon said using ma...

Skip to content Physicist Claims To Have Evidence That We Are All Characters In A Computer Simulation JOSEPH BROWNMARCH 12, 2025 A new law of physics may indicate that reality is just a complex simulation running on a vast cosmic computer. (Image: Freepik) For years, the idea of reality being a highly advanced simulation has intrigued many. Science fiction has explored this concept in films like The Matrix. What once seemed like a fictional idea is now taken more seriously in scientific discussions. Physicists and philosophers continue to question the nature of existence. Dr. Melvin Vopson, a physicist from the University of Portsmouth, offers a new perspective. According to him, a new law of physics may indicate that reality is just a complex simulation running on a vast cosmic computer. Blurring the lines between reality and illusion—what if the simulation is more real than we think? (Image: Freepik) The Simulated Universe Hypothesis The concept of a coded universe is not new. Philos...

Skip to main content Wellbeing When Therapists Prescribe Prayer The movement toward spiritually integrated psychotherapy By Annelise Jolley November 25, 2024 | Back to Templeton Ideas The field of psychotherapy has historically regarded religion with suspicion, viewing faith as a crutch for the weak and a security blanket for those too fearful to face reality. Freud’s famous declaration that religion is “the universal obsessional neurosis of humanity” rippled out across decades. Spirituality, many psychotherapists assumed, was more likely to be a source of disorders than of healing.  But the past few decades have seen a sea change in this assumption. Empirical evidence shows that religious belief and spiritual practice, from prayer to meditation to community participation, have a positive impact on mental health. Given these findings, some therapists now turn to spirituality as an ally rather than a foe in helping clients find healing. Spiritually integrated psychotherapy, as it’s ...

Open in app Sign up Sign in Why Did the Caliph Uthman Burn Different Versions of the Quran? · 6 min read Listen Share Prophet Muhammad PBUH received the text of the Holy Quran from Angel Gabriel, who, in turn, received it directly from God. The Holy Quran was not revealed to Prophet Muhammad PBUH at one time, nor were they revealed to him in order. Instead, the Verses of the Holy Quran were revealed to Prophet Muhammad PBUH over the course of 23 years and often would be delivered in the wake of a current event happening in the time of Prophet Muhammad PBUH and his early Muslim companions. Angel Gabriel instructed Prophet Muhammad PBUH where Verses and Chapters belonged so that he could sequence the Holy Quran correctly. Prophet Muhammad PBUH instructed scribes to write verbatim as he dictated them orally. The scribes of the Prophet PBUH would write the Verses of the Holy Quran as dictated on whatever surface they had available, whether it took the form of leather, white stones, bones, ...