Introducing Logic Field Theory (LFT): A Deterministic Framework for Quantum Mechanics Introduction Quantum mechanics (QM) has revolutionized our understanding of physical reality, yet it is built on a foundation of probabilistic interpretations and inherent randomness. The Copenhagen interpretation, with its reliance on wavefunction collapse and inherent stochasticism, leaves key philosophical and logical questions unresolved. What if quantum behavior could be explained deterministically without contradicting experimental results? Logic Field Theory (LFT) offers a novel perspective by proposing a deterministic foundation for quantum phenomena. Instead of interpreting uncertainty as a fundamental feature of nature, LFT suggests that uncertainty arises from our epistemic limitations—gaps in our knowledge—rather than ontological randomness. The Core Equation of LFT ...
In Christian theology, sin is often seen as moral failure—“missing the mark” (Greek: hamartia). Yet, a closer look at Scripture reveals a deeper meaning: sin is treason against God’s rightful authority. Loyalty as the True Mark If the true “mark” is loyalty to God, sin becomes not just disobedience but betrayal of allegiance. Scripture emphasizes loyalty over ritual. The Shema (Deuteronomy 6:4-5) commands wholehearted devotion to God, and Jesus affirms this in Matthew 22:37-38. Ancient Hebrew Terms for Treason Several Hebrew words align sin with treason: - Maʿal — Breach of faith (Leviticus 26:40) - Bagad — Betrayal (Isaiah 24:16) - Pashaʿ — Rebellion (1 Kings 12:19) These terms reflect sin as rebellion against divine authority. Cosmic Treason The Fall of Adam and Eve was not mere failure but conscious rebellion. Humanity’s tendency toward sin reflects our free will as God’s image-bearers (Imago Dei), choosing autonomy over allegiance. Loyalty vs. Slavish Submission God desires loyalty...