Absolute Quote by Dejan Stojanovic
““One of the tasks of science is to redefine the word and concept of God so that we can come up with an approximate idea about what God is, at least in scientific and academic communities. For instance, the Absolute (Universal Mind) is the Source of Everything, and it exists regardless of whether time stops at some “point” and irrespective of the no-boundary proposal. The no-boundary proposal is one of the biggest boundaries to the science ever produced in history because it tries to impose the limitations of a particular human mind onto the whole Universe and beyond and declare this limitation, boundary, to be a scientific law.””
About This Quote
Source Essay: “Redefining God in Science”, 2021
Science seeks to reinterpret divine concepts into models that can be examined academically, suggesting a universal mind as the source of all, independent of temporal limits or human-imposed boundaries.
In simple terms: Science tries to describe God in testable terms, seeing a universal mind beyond time.
Key Takeaway
Embrace interdisciplinary inquiry into metaphysics.
Themes
science
metaphysics
philosophy
theology
Mood
curious
thoughtful
Type
analytical
inspirational
When to use this quote
- Academic research
- public lectures
- interfaith dialogue
- curriculum design
Key Concepts
Universal mind
no‑boundary
conceptual limits
Questions to Reflect On
- How can empirical methods address transcendent ideas?
- What boundaries exist between faith and science?
A Different Perspective
Scientific frameworks may never fully capture subjective spiritual experience.
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