What holds everything together?

EDITOR’S NOTE:This has been one of the most difficult posts to write for me. My challenge was writing about complex stuff in simple language. Not so you would understand it; but so I would. But PLEASE bear with me. It is one of the coolest things God has ever shown me about Himself and His creation. I promise you’ll go “Wow!” or “Gee Whiz” when you finish reading it.

A few yeas ago I wrote a post about God’s universe and how infinite and far-reaching it is. Man has always been fascinated by big stuff. Scientists keep trying to discover the secret of creation. They inquire, “How did we get here?” Science has theories, but they keep searching for proof. Louis Giglio’s powerful video, Indiscribable, was the inspiration for that post.

Then, last week I read a post by Mel Wild, one of my favorite bloggers, called Individually Members of one another one of my favorite bloggers, Mel blogs over at In My Father’s House. He shared a video by a quantum physicist, Nassim Haramein. The physicist said, in part, that both the infinite (the boundless) and the finite (the bound) co-exist and can’t exist without each other.

In his video he asked his audience, “What would you point to in the universe that connects all things? represents both the infinite and the finite?”

His answer: Space.

Think about this. The farther out in the universe you travel, the more space there is between objects. And, the further you explore into finite objects, like the human body, the more space there is between objects.

Man has always been interested in small stuff as well. Science has long been looking for the smallest particle. First they thought the cell was the smallest particle. Later they discovered that cells were constructed from atoms. Smaller items still. Later they discovered atoms contained protons, neutrons and electrons. Smaller still. And inside protons they discovered quarks.  All of them continually oscillate and move about in energy fields in . . .space.

According to Haramein, space in atoms is very high. “Everything we consider to be real is built on 99.99999% space,” he said. If scientists could grow the densest molecule in an atom, the diamond molecule, to the size of an orange, the next closest diamond molecule would be two football fields away.

Go ahead. You can say, “Wow!” and “Gee whiz!” now.

It reminds me again of Genesis, when God created the heavens and the earth, then man and woman. Science is bound to discover they can’t travel far enough into the universe, or deep enough into the flawless creation of the human body without concluding three things:

1. God’s creation is infinite and impossible to limit or understand completely, and
2. Christ is all and in all, and
3. If they ever do find the “God particle”, they will discover that it is God Himself.

To read the post I wrote about God's universe several years ago, click here.