Chapter 1: The Incorporeal God

In a world where approximately 4.6 billion individuals subscribe to the notion of an incorporeal God, this article aims to challenge those beliefs through scientific reasoning. Of these believers, approximately 2.6 billion are Christians, who refer to God as Yahweh, while around 2 billion Muslims know Him as Allah. Additionally, the Jewish faith calls God Elohim, though it has far fewer followers compared to Christianity and Islam.

The complexities of these beliefs are highlighted when we consider the origins of the Abrahamic faiths. As stated in various sources, these religions are unified in their worship of a single deity. This deity, often referred to as the God of Abraham, is characterized as a High God—one who exists beyond time and space.

Section 1.1: Understanding the High God

The concept of a High God emerged during the Neolithic Revolution, a time when agricultural practices allowed some individuals to rise to power while others worked the land. The ruling class often aligned themselves with this transcendent deity to justify their authority and secure tributes from the lower classes.

The significance of this relationship has evolved, particularly in modern societies where political systems can uphold power without reliance on divine justification. Nonetheless, the belief in an omnipotent, incorporeal God remains prevalent among billions.

Subsection 1.1.1: The God Power Equation

In my earlier work titled "Science Can Now Prove God Has No Power," I derived what I call The God Power Equation, which is based on Einstein’s theories and other physical principles.

The premise is simple: if God is incorporeal, He possesses no mass, which leads to the conclusion that His power must therefore be zero. This scientific approach posits that if God exists outside the confines of our universe, He cannot interact with it unless He takes on a physical form.

Chapter 2: Challenging Einstein's Critics

Critics of Einstein's theory of relativity often cite various points of contention, as noted in the book "Hundert Autoren gegen Einstein" (A Hundred Authors Against Einstein). While many criticisms stem from misunderstandings of relativity, the fundamental principles have withstood rigorous scrutiny and experimentation over time.

The first video titled "PROVE Everybody WRONG! | #OneRule" explores the need for critical thinking and challenges conventional beliefs, which aligns with the themes presented in this article.

Additionally, the second video, "Prove 4 = 2. Can You Spot The Mistake?" encourages viewers to question apparent truths, mirroring the necessity of questioning longstanding beliefs about God.

Ultimately, the God Power Equation raises important questions about the nature of belief and the relationship between faith and science. It serves as a challenge to the convictions of billions, demonstrating that scientific inquiry can provide insights that fundamentally alter our understanding of the divine.