Gideon, dear friend,As for contradictions, you are cleverly painting my portrait in your own view. Look at my paragraph:
: : As an example, perhaps Christ lives in extra-dimensional space/time. We would not have the capability to measure in those dimensions, we wouldn't be able to observe them either. However, that in and of itself does not exlude the possibility of their existence.
Do you see the word PERHAPS? If so, does that word imply absolute proof, or even suggest that I'm demanding such?
Do you see the word POSSIBILITY? If so, does that also imply absolutism? or again suggest that I'm demanding such.
My apologies for my applying the abstract. You are indeed correct, I've never been taught this subject, I merely picked it up in a library book one Saturday about four years ago when I investigated extra-dimensions while my children were reading some books. I remembered seeing a diagram of vectors rolled into each other (curl). As I understand extra-dimensionality, for every point in 3-D, another dimension can be uncurled to form say a "thin line", and that line can be uncurled to form a "thin sheet", and on and on.
I'll never try to "prove" its physical existience, but it is mathematically possible (POSSIBLE, being the operative word here).
So perhaps, you can give God a chance. He gave a lot for you. God Bless.
Robert
