A Theory of Everything

 A theory of everything can only begin with consciousness. The very purpose of consciousness is to establish reality. There can be no sense objects or thought objects without consciousness. At best, without consciousness, there can only be a potential reality. Consciousness must be joined to its object for reality to exist.

Those who believe in the evolution of the universe and life in it contend that they can look through their telescopes and observe that the universe began from a singularity; that is, a point in space, and expanded to form stars and galaxies and the development of life over a period of about 14 billion years. But they forget that only their consciousness can make that observation. Without consciousness, the 14 billion years would disappear. Suppose a consciousless universe exists somewhere that has potential reality but never develops life. What possible difference would it make if that consciousless universe ever existed or non-existed? Such a universe would be completely meaningless and useless. Such a consciousless universe could never possess the reality of time and space. It could only come into existence and go out of existence in the same instant, like a virtual particle.

Our universe could have been a virtual particle into which Consciousness entered to expand it into a real universe of time and space. Being in control of time and space, that Consciousness could also have compressed the 14 billion years of human observation into six days; that is, 144 hours. Genesis 1:31; Psalm 90:4 (KJB). Thus when observers look at the universe, they can observe that it developed and expanded according to the dictates of an Almighty Consciousness. Genesis 1:1 (KJB).

But any consciousless universe, even though it possesses potential reality, can only be equal to absolute nothingness. It cannot be equal to nothing because only consciousness can separate something; that is, ideas and sense objects, from nothing as an idea that distinguishes each individual idea and sense object from all other ideas and sense objects. The idea of nothing is also a reality. Consciousness establishes reality by its use of thought objects, sense objects, and the idea of nothing. Thus only consciousness creates reality.

Yet, even though absolute nothingness cannot exist in any positive way, its potential reality can cause it to develop destructive forces that attempt to nullify reality. Absolute nothingness can develop negative and destructive consciousnesses that the Bible calls devils. It can also employ a destructive force called gravity. Black holes in space absorb all matter and light that falls into it. But black holes cannot destroy the information; that is, the mathematics that forms light and matter because that information becomes imprinted on the event horizon of the black hole. But Consciousness can use that information to recreate all light and matter that a black hole destroys.

Gravity is a destructive force, not a creative one. But as the Bible so often explains, God is able to turn destructive systems into creative systems. God created matter and energy as the strong force and the electromagnetic force that forms atoms. These forces are much more powerful than gravity over a short distance. But these forces in opposition to gravity formed the stars and galaxies of our universe. Gravity could be a pushing force, not an attracting force. If one rolls a marble around in a bowl, one can observe that the force in the sides of the bowl keeps the marble rolling around and not any attractive force at the center of the bowl. The same could be true about gravity. One would think that since Einstein theorized that gravity is curved space and a falling object must follow the curve like a marble in a bowl, then gravity must be a pushing force. All of this means that God was able to take a destructive force and use it in a creative way.

Only God could have created life. The DNA codes that forms the mRNA codes are so complex that they actually possess codes within codes that are necessary for life to exist. Each one of these codes are dependent on the other codes. Evolution depends on the beneficial mutation of these codes. But these codes are so dependent on each other that if one code mutates, that would destroy the effectiveness of the other codes, making life impossible. Only the Infinite Intellect of God could have designed and created these intricate and interdependent codes that forms life. Genesis 1:27; Psalm 139:13-18 (KJB).