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People's
Nature as "Definer"
Key to understanding science and religion is to first understand people's nature as "definer". We divide the universe into ever-smaller elements, then assign words to them.  Image found at "Personal Renewal in Context" on Productivity in Context web site Next,
we build "models", which are human-created representatives of
the "real thing". These models are used to understand the
relationship between the objects to which we have assigned words.
We do this for efficiency and predictability. |
The
Observer/Observed Model The traditional observer/observed (aka perceiver/ peraceived) model proves to be too simplistic to explain the relationship between them (the observer and the observed), and the nature of "reality".  See how I expand this model to give greater insight into what we do when we observe the universe. And help us understand how the word we call "reality: helps us inderstand the gap between science and religion. |
What
do we "observe" that leads us to assign the word "God" to something
within our experience?  Examiningg the human process of assigning the word "God" and developing a model, leads us to the question: Whom shall I worship, the
God I created or the
God that created me? Followed closely by the question: How does one tell the
difference?
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