Perspectives from Scientists on Divinity and God!

Dr. Makarand Upkare
13 May 202409:45

Summary

TLDRIn this video, we explore the perspectives of renowned scientists on divinity and the existence of God. The discussion includes quotes from Isaac Newton, Albert Einstein, Galileo Galilei, Max Planck, Werner Heisenberg, James Clerk Maxwell, Blaise Pascal, Francis Bacon, Arthur Eddington, and Georges Lemaître. Each scientist offers a unique view on how their understanding of the universe points to a higher intelligence or divine being. The video aims to highlight the intersection of science and spirituality through these influential figures' insights.

Takeaways

  • 🌟 Scientists appreciate God better by studying the creation, similar to how learning about Bill Gates enhances appreciation for him.
  • 🌞 Isaac Newton believed that the universe's order and design imply the existence of an intelligent and powerful being.
  • 🌌 Albert Einstein felt that the pursuit of science reveals a superior spirit manifest in the universe's laws.
  • 🔭 Galileo Galilei advocated for using God-given intellect to understand the world and its natural order.
  • 🌀 Max Planck stated that both religion and science require a belief in God, with God being the foundation for believers and the ultimate consideration for physicists.
  • 🍷 Werner Heisenberg suggested that while initial study of science may lead to atheism, deeper exploration reveals God waiting at the end.
  • ⚡ James Clerk Maxwell expressed a desire to serve his generation by God's will and acknowledged God's role in his scientific contributions.
  • 💡 Blaise Pascal spoke of a God-shaped vacuum in every human heart that only God, the Creator, can fill.
  • 🔬 Sir Francis Bacon claimed that a little science estranges a person from God, but a lot of science brings them back to God.
  • 🧠 Arthur Eddington inferred the existence of a universal mind from scientific theories, implying a divine intellect shaping the universe.
  • 💥 Georges Lemaître, who proposed the Big Bang Theory, saw the theory as indicating the existence of God.

Q & A

  • What is the main topic of the video script?

    -The main topic of the video script is the perspectives of various renowned scientists on divinity and the existence of God.

  • How does the speaker introduce the concept of appreciating creation?

    -The speaker introduces the concept of appreciating creation by comparing it to recognizing Bill Gates and appreciating his contributions to technology upon knowing his identity.

  • What is Isaac Newton's view on the creation of the universe according to the script?

    -Isaac Newton believed that the beautiful system of the sun, planets, and comets could only proceed from the counsel and dominion of an intelligent and powerful being.

  • How does Albert Einstein describe the spirit in the universe?

    -Albert Einstein described the spirit in the universe as a manifestation in the laws of the universe, vastly superior to that of man.

  • What is Galileo Galilei's stance on using reason and intellect?

    -Galileo Galilei believed that God endowed humans with sense, reason, and intellect and intended for them to use these abilities to understand the world.

  • What is Max Planck's perspective on the relationship between science and religion?

    -Max Planck stated that both religion and science require belief in God, with God being the foundation for believers and the crown of the edifice of every generalized worldview for physicists.

  • What did Werner Heisenberg mean by his quote about the first gulp of natural science?

    -Werner Heisenberg meant that initial exposure to natural science might lead one to atheism, but deeper understanding reveals the presence of God.

  • What did James Clerk Maxwell express in his letter to Campbell?

    -James Clerk Maxwell expressed that his only desire was to serve his generation by the will of God and then fall asleep, indicating his faith in serving a divine purpose.

  • What is Blaise Pascal's famous quote about the 'God-shaped vacuum'?

    -Blaise Pascal's famous quote is that there is a God-shaped vacuum in the heart of every man which can only be filled by God, the Creator, made known to us through saints.

  • How does Sir Francis Bacon describe the effect of science on belief in God?

    -Sir Francis Bacon described that a little bit of science estranges a man from God, but a lot of science brings him back to God.

  • What did Georges Lemaître say about the Big Bang Theory and the existence of God?

    -Georges Lemaître, who proposed the Big Bang Theory, believed that the idea of the Big Bang showed the existence of God by illustrating how the universe was created.

Outlines

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👨‍🔬 The Divine Connection in Scientific Perspectives

In this segment, we explore how renowned scientists have perceived the concept of divinity and God. Starting with an analogy of recognizing a person like Bill Gates, the narrator draws a parallel to understanding God through His creation. Isaac Newton, known for his contributions to physics and mathematics, is quoted to support the idea that an intelligent and powerful being is behind the orderly design of the cosmos. This section sets the stage for presenting the views of various eminent scientists on the existence of God.

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🌌 Albert Einstein and the Superior Spirit

This section delves into Albert Einstein's view on the spirit manifest in the laws of the universe. Despite not subscribing to a dogmatic view of God, Einstein believed in a superior power governing the universe. The narrator further discusses Galileo Galilei's stance on using God-given intellect to understand the world, and Max Planck's assertion that both science and religion require a belief in God, with God being the foundation for believers and the ultimate consideration for physicists.

🔭 From Heisenberg to Pascal: Bridging Science and Divinity

Werner Heisenberg's quote about the initial steps in science leading to atheism, but deeper understanding revealing God, is examined. The narrative continues with James Clerk Maxwell's desire to serve his generation by the will of God and Blaise Pascal's idea of a 'God-shaped vacuum' in every person's heart. The narrator emphasizes that these views come from Western scientists, highlighting their belief in a higher power despite their scientific achievements.

🔬 The Universal Mind: Insights from Scientists

The discussion turns to Sir Francis Bacon's belief that a deeper engagement with science brings one closer to God. Arthur Eddington's inference of a universal mind from scientific theories is highlighted, followed by Georges Lemaître's proposal of the Big Bang Theory, which he saw as evidence of God's existence. This segment underscores the recurring theme of scientists finding a connection between their scientific discoveries and the divine.

📚 Conclusion and Invitation to Engage

The final part invites viewers to reflect on the quotes from these great scientists and share their thoughts. The narrator encourages engagement with the channel by subscribing and commenting on their favorite quotes. The segment concludes by reinforcing the idea that many of the most respected scientists saw their work as intertwined with a belief in a higher power.

Mindmap

Keywords

💡Divinity

Divinity refers to the state or quality of being divine, often associated with gods or supreme beings. In the video, it explores how various scientists perceive the concept of divinity, suggesting that understanding the creation can lead to a greater appreciation of the divine.

💡Isaac Newton

Isaac Newton was a renowned physicist and mathematician, famous for formulating the laws of motion and universal gravitation. The video highlights Newton's belief in an intelligent and powerful being behind the orderly design of the universe, emphasizing his acknowledgment of a divine creator.

💡Albert Einstein

Albert Einstein was a theoretical physicist known for the theory of relativity and the equation E=mc². The video cites Einstein's view that a superior spirit is manifest in the laws of the universe, indicating his recognition of a higher power governing the cosmos.

💡Galileo Galilei

Galileo Galilei was an astronomer and physicist who made significant improvements to the telescope and supported the heliocentric model. In the video, Galileo is quoted as valuing the use of reason and intellect, which he believed were gifts from God, thus supporting the idea of divine intention in human capabilities.

💡Max Planck

Max Planck is known as the father of quantum physics. The video features his belief that both religion and science require a belief in God, portraying God as both the foundation and the ultimate goal of scientific inquiry.

💡Werner Heisenberg

Werner Heisenberg was a physicist famous for the uncertainty principle in quantum mechanics. The video quotes Heisenberg's idea that the initial pursuit of science may lead to atheism, but deeper exploration ultimately reveals the presence of God.

💡James Clerk Maxwell

James Clerk Maxwell was a physicist known for Maxwell's equations in electromagnetism. The video includes his view that serving his generation by the will of God was his ultimate desire, linking his scientific contributions to his faith.

💡Blaise Pascal

Blaise Pascal was a mathematician and philosopher known for Pascal's Triangle and contributions to probability theory. The video references Pascal's concept of a 'God-shaped vacuum' in the heart of every person, suggesting that only God can fill this existential void.

💡Francis Bacon

Francis Bacon was a philosopher and statesman known for developing the empirical method. The video quotes Bacon's idea that a little science estranges a man from God, but more science brings him back to God, emphasizing the relationship between scientific knowledge and belief in God.

💡Big Bang Theory

The Big Bang Theory is a scientific explanation for the origin of the universe. The video discusses Georges Lemaître, who proposed the Big Bang Theory, and his belief that this theory indicated the existence of God, highlighting the compatibility between scientific theories and belief in a divine creator.

Highlights

Scientists appreciate God better by studying the creation of God.

Isaac Newton believed the system of sun, planets, and comets could only come from an intelligent and powerful being.

Albert Einstein stated that a spirit is manifest in the laws of the universe, superior to that of man.

Galileo Galilei emphasized using God-given sense, reason, and intellect to understand the world.

Max Planck asserted that both religion and science require belief in God.

Werner Heisenberg noted that initial exploration of natural science might turn one into an atheist, but deeper understanding leads back to God.

James Clerk Maxwell desired to serve his generation by the will of God.

Blaise Pascal spoke of a God-shaped vacuum in the heart of every man that only God can fill.

Sir Francis Bacon stated that a little science estranges a man from God, but a lot of science brings him back to God.

Arthur Eddington suggested the idea of a universal mind or logos based on the state of scientific theory.

Georges Lemaître, who proposed the Big Bang Theory, indicated that it showed the existence of God.

The term 'Cosmos' is defined as an orderly designed universe, implying a designer.

Max Planck viewed God as the foundation for believers and the crown of the edifice for physicists.

Werner Heisenberg's quote highlights the spiritual journey through scientific exploration.

The lecture concludes with a call to appreciate the insights from great scientists about the existence of God.

Transcripts

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Namaste everyone and today it's a very

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interesting topic we will be discussing

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about perspectives from scientist on

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Divinity and God just imagine you are

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traveling in a bus and suddenly a white

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man comes and sits next to you you may

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wonder who is he you have no idea but

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suddenly somebody introduces you that he

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is Bill Gates and as soon as you see

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he's a Bill Gates you remember Microsoft

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Word Windows 10 MSN Bing Xbox so on and

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so forth and your appreciation for your

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passenger co-passenger will immensely

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increase why your appreciation has

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increased because now you know the

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creation exactly this thought followed

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the scientists when they thought that we

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will appreciate God better by studying

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the creation of God and here we are

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going to see 10 odd quotes from the

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greatest of the great

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scientists and what their opinion about

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existence of God so we begin with Isaac

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Newton who is very famous for the law of

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universal gravitation laws of motion

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calculus so on and so forth and he says

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this most beautiful system of sun

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planets and comets could only proceed

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from the council and the Dominion of an

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intelligent and the powerful being so

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this is from the mathematical principles

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of natural philosophy the general scolum

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so here we see that the scientist as

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great as a Newton did accept there has

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to be a intelligent powerful being a

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design behind the universe in fact the

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word very word Cosmos is defined as

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orderly designed universe and whenever

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you say orderly there has to be someone

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who is setting the order whenever we say

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design there has to be someone there is

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a

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designer let's come to the next quote

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this is by Albert Einstein on the spirit

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of the universe so this quote is taken

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from 1936 letter of Albert Einstein who

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is very famous for theory of relativity

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e is equal to mc² photo electric effect

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so on and so forth so here Albert

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Einstein says everyone who is seriously

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involved in the pursuit of science

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becomes convinced that a spirit is

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Manifest in the laws of the universe a

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spirit vastly Superior to that of man

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Einstein or the like of the scientist

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may not have agreed the dogmatic idea of

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the God but they always looked forward a

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superior power Superior Energy Superior

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being Superior intellect who is

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governing the

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universe and then the next one Galileo

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Galilee who is who discovered the who

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improved the telescope the discovered

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the four moons of Jupiter laws of motion

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and you know he was the literally the

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first one who proposed the heliocentric

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model of the

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universe so he says I do not feel

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obliged to believe that the same God who

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has endowed us with sense reason and

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intellect has intended us to forego

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their use so it was always that

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utilizing the god-given

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abilities to understand the nature of

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the world to understand the reason

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behind the word the next one is Max

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plank so Max blank is very famous for

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the quantum physics he's known as the

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father of quantum physics and he has a

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very interesting quote on science and

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religion this is from his lecture in

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1937 Max planky says both religion and

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science require belief in God mind you

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these word these are not coming from

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some typical dogmatic religious person

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no this is these are the scientists the

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hu scientist we are talking about the

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founding fathers of the science and he's

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saying both religion and science require

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belief in God for believers God is in

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the beginning and for the physicist he

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is at the end of all considerations to

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the former he is the foundation and to

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the latter the crown of the edifice of

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every generalized world view this is Max

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blank next we go a Warner hezenberg who

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is discovering on discovering science

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through God now he's you may know him as

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Heisenberg's uncertainty principle

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quantum mechanics so uh now in his

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Recollections he writes the first gulp

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of glass of the Natural Science will

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turn you into atheist but at the bottom

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of the glass God is waiting for you so

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there is very beautiful quote later also

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will come that you know the the first

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gulp of the glass of Natural Science

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will turn you into atheist so when you

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start sipping science you may feel oh I

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will be atheist I mean with the natural

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laws are explaining Everything But at

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the bottom of the GL glass God is

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waiting for you beautiful beautiful

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quote by uh

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Heisenberg then here it is the Maxwell

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Maxwell James Clerk Maxwell he's very

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famous for the Maxwell's equations

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electromagnetic Theory kinetic theory of

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gases all this comes from the Maxwell

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now in his letter to Campell he writes

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the only desire which I can have is like

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David to serve my own Generation by the

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will of God and then fall asleep so this

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is about

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Max

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then here is a quote from the Pascal

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Pascal very famous for Pascal's triangle

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Pascal's Law contribution to the

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probability Theory so on the god shaped

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vacuum mind you these quotes are

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predominantly from the Western

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scientists we are not taking the quotes

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from ramanin or you know the the Indian

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scientist's quote because at times there

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is a the feeling that Indian SCI

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scientists are naturally inclined

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towards being theistic and that's why

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this video entirely is based on the

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scientists of course you know the very

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famous quote by ramanujan he says that

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every mathematical equation is a puzzle

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of God that I want to solve and he was a

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great devotee of mahalakshmi and he felt

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that you know he's always feeling the

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great ramanujan he's always feeling was

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that every mathematical equation is a

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Prasad coming from mahalakshmi so

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purposefully we are not covering the

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Indian scientists here purposefully we

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are covering only the Western scientists

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and

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their understanding and their faith in

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God and their service to science as

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service to God so the Pascal here there

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is a god- shaped vacuum in the heart of

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every man which cannot be filled by any

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created being but only by God the

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Creator made known to us through Saints

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so the here Pascal is talking about God

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creator who is a Creator and then

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knowing the god through Saints just like

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the science is known through

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professors then here it is Sir Francis

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ban he is famous for the empirical

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philosophy the scientific methods and

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various essays so he writes in the book

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called as on of

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atheism beautiful quote okay beautiful

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quote this is a little bit of

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science EST Stranges a man from God and

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a lot of science bring him back to God

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okay A little bit of science will make

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you atheist and lot of science will make

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you theist so this is Sir Francis

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Beacon and this is now the it is is

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quote by arthor Edington insides on a

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universal mind okay and he is Edington

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is famous for the star structures

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edington's limit relativity Theory

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contribution along with Einstein so he

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quotes the idea of universal mind or the

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logos would be I think a fairly

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plausible inference from the present

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state of scientific theory so they

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always worked about there has to be

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Universal personality Universal

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intellect Universal Mind who is shaping

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this entire universe into a uh what it

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is now and this will blow you up now

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many times big bank is thought of uh you

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know that which ex excludes God from

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creation and the person who suggested

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the Big Bang Theory who proposed The Big

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Bang Theory this is AB geogas litre now

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his insights on Big Bang Theory

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indicating the existence of God now this

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is the recollection of lemetre along

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with Einstein and that's what the

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photograph you see here and you see a

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pick of a big bang as well so he writes

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so here uh you know he's being quoted as

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I was there when litre proposed The Big

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Bang Theory in 1927 and which which was

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published in 1931 when he came up with

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the idea of the big bang and he told me

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about it and then he whispered to me

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that the idea was beautiful and showed

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the existence of

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God this is by AB giog litre was famous

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for Big Bang Theory hubbles law Primal

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ATM so on and so forth so for him big

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bang was a beautiful idea and showed

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directly the existence of God how he

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created created

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universe so thank you very much do

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connect to the channel subscribe to the

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channel and leave a comment about which

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is your the most famous most favorite

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quote of these great scientists thank

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you

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