Of course. I even recognize 90% of what it was referring to. I am sure the more you know about the physics the more you will get out of that song. I had only one class in string theory (all that was offered) and so he probably knows more about the topic than I do. The university of Utah isn’t exactly at the pinacle of theoretical physics. I am intrigued by this guy and wonder what his master’s thesis was about and what university he is from. My master’s in physics didn’t involve a master’s thesis though I did write one for my divinity degree, on the metaphysical implications of modern physics.
FYI… about the mention of tachyons (the theoretical particle which moves faster than light)… It arises in the study of string theory largely as a something which shoots down a theoretical formulation – a sign that you have done something wrong.
Neither have I and I’ve never gone to many live concerts in my life except for a couple of blue grass shows and one electronic music show by a German group called Tangerine Dream. But I’ve seen video of a live Queen concert so I imagine that movie would be pretty fun.
Quote from article:
Critics of the move included Pastor John MacArthur, who called the recognition of revelation after the closing of the NT canon “inconceivable” and said the heretics who voted for the resolution should “prepare to die.”
This cartoon reminds me of someone who figured out each breath we take or glass of water we drink has a few molecules that were a part of Jesus’ body at one time. Perhaps there is a idea in here somewhere to be developed of homeopathic Christianity…
We used to sing that version in InterVarsity in college — minus the youthful voices and organ, of course. I haven’t heard it in… decades. (Can I say that now? I guess I can…) Thanks so much for posting! One of my favorites, too!
I was just at a class on jazz at our marvelous library, and tonight we looked at the jazz greats Miles Davis and John Coltrane. Evidently the Church of Saint John Coltrane is a thing:
