Jesus and his " rebirth" after the fatal 3 days

[fuckin crazy]

Here is one about Schrodingers Cat

Schrodinger's cat has been the guinea pig (to mix metaphors) in the world of quantum mechanics thought experiments for more than seventy years. The cat is assumed to be in a box with a demonic device that triggers its death with 50 percent probability in a given time. The statement of the paradox, as usually presented, is that quantum mechanics would predict that the cat is in a state of "half-alive + half-dead" (a superposition) and that the quantum mechanical "collapse" into one of the definite outcomes is produced only when an observer opens the box to make a "measurement."

It has been a long long time since I studied Quantum Mechanics, but that sounds like an allegory for orbital electron position.

[fuckin crazy]

If " anything can happen if you have faith enough" is a true statement, then, the results of that statement are quantifiable. Are they not?

Nop they are not.

A classic response; I can't argue with that.

[polluxlm]

Here is one about Schrodingers Cat

Schrodinger's cat has been the guinea pig (to mix metaphors) in the world of quantum mechanics thought experiments for more than seventy years. The cat is assumed to be in a box with a demonic device that triggers its death with 50 percent probability in a given time. The statement of the paradox, as usually presented, is that quantum mechanics would predict that the cat is in a state of "half-alive + half-dead" (a superposition) and that the quantum mechanical "collapse" into one of the definite outcomes is produced only when an observer opens the box to make a "measurement."

It has been a long long time since I studied Quantum Mechanics, but that sounds like an allegory for orbital electron position.

I'm not student of physics, just have a general interest for science. But from what I've gathered conventional science are pretty much in the dark on the subject since it doesn't fit with present perceptions. At the very least I'd say it opens the possibility of a more spiritual reality than what is popularly believed.

And if the reports on what is being thought at the top levels of Freemasonry and other secret societies are accurate it certainly hints towards a dramatic paradigm shift in modern science.

[fuckin crazy]

The thing about Quantum Mechanics though, is that it only holds up on the quantum level. That is why many people find the concepts involved so hard to "wrap their brain around"; many of the concepts seem counterintuitive.

[Mr. Dick Purple]

A classic response; I can't argue with that.

Exactly neither do i 

[freedom78]

So you also believe that:

A man put on a cross in scorching hot temperatures , drenched in his own blood, probably already rotting due to insects feeding on his blood,

A man dead, taken into a cave, again in very hot temperatures, already decomposing because of it, his corpse spending 3 days in that place when it SCIENTICALLY TAKES TWO IN HOT TEMPERATURES  TO BE DECOMPOSED, suddenly walks out and says " hi i am alive" ?

Do not tell me you believe CORPSES can walk ? i mean, closer to a skeleton really, and a smelly one at that...

So after giving serious consideration to the idea of Christ's rising from the dead, some random dude has decided that the real question is one of decomposition?   

Fair enough..."scientically."