Whether you believe in God or a Unified Field, it's the same thing.
That's why so many physicists believe in God — not necessarily the Christian version exactly, but that there is a unified field.
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Yes. Which is why I am deeply suspect if those who deny God's existence. I have reasoned that at its deepest logical core they are arguing that the universe is axiomatically unordered... Which so much observation (and intuition) tells us otherwise.
I find myself annoyed with two groups in this field of thought - those who limit God by not challenging themselves to dream big enough about the universe, attempting to fit him in a book. And those who somehow remain ignorant to the beauty and symmetry all around and within us.
When someone says they do not believe in God, they are almost always arguing semantically against a flawed man made word idea. It's like pointing at a mountain range out a window and they can only criticize the smudge on the glass.
I find myself annoyed with two groups in this field of thought - those who limit God by not challenging themselves to dream big enough about the universe, attempting to fit him in a book. And those who somehow remain ignorant to the beauty and symmetry all around and within us.
When someone says they do not believe in God, they are almost always arguing semantically against a flawed man made word idea. It's like pointing at a mountain range out a window and they can only criticize the smudge on the glass.