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Quantum Christianity: Believe Again
Over 2200 years ago, the Greek philosopher Epicurus (341 BC - 270 BC) stated, "Is God will ing to prevent evil, but not able? Then he is not omnipotent. Is he able, but not willing? Then he is malevolent. is he both able and willing? Then whence cometh evil? Is he neither able nor willing? Then why call him God? Now some 2000 years later, many are still asking the same questions with similar resolve as Epicurus. Quantum Believe Again - Discovering the Science of Scripture. Uncovering the Mysteries of Faith - was written to address these hard questions and MANY more. Have you ever looked at life, religion, or the human condition and silently thought to yourself, "There has got to be more"? Religious resolve--from Cecessionsim and Agnosticism to full-blown Atheism--often has roots in a Christian upbringing, abruptly halted by unfulfilled expectations of God. Maybe you've had questions like "If the God of the Bible is truly 'God,' then why are there starving children in Africa?" "Why, when I did everything i knew to do, did God not come through for me?" "How is it, if God is good, that evil so triumphs in the earth. And how does His 'will' even make sense inthe midst of such apprent chaos?" If so, you're not alone. Many times the perceived inconsistency between what we have been taught and what we have experienced is the catalyst for diminished faith, if not a loss of faith altogether. But what if what you have been told and have accepted as "Truth" is only a partial truth? Or what if what you have ultimately rejected as a "faith fairytale" was based upon incomplete information? What if, in that faith-defining moment when your heart cried out "There has got to be more!" you were right and there actually is an answer? By discovering the science of scripture and uncovering the mysteries of faith, Quantum Christianity provides a deeper look into what we believe, why we believe it, and the surprising answers that await us when we blend science and faith.
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337 pages, Kindle Edition
First published May 1, 2015
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August 31, 2016
Don't let the title fool you, this
Book is not just for those who need to "believe again". As a long time believer, I found it very enlightening. Aaron's ideas in this book are refreshing, and will almost certainly challenge what you hold as truth. I especially love that his ideas are presented as just that, not as facts, or
Groundbreaking new theory. His goal is to just get us to explore "what if", which he does brilliantly. In the realm of religion, and Christianity, questions are often not welcomed with open arms. But sometimes we need a book like this to prevent stagnation. Without questions, we can't expect answers
Book is not just for those who need to "believe again". As a long time believer, I found it very enlightening. Aaron's ideas in this book are refreshing, and will almost certainly challenge what you hold as truth. I especially love that his ideas are presented as just that, not as facts, or
Groundbreaking new theory. His goal is to just get us to explore "what if", which he does brilliantly. In the realm of religion, and Christianity, questions are often not welcomed with open arms. But sometimes we need a book like this to prevent stagnation. Without questions, we can't expect answers
October 12, 2024
One night, Aaron Davis fell asleep while watching the stars. He woke up, and his watch was "mysteriously" fifteen minutes faster than it was supposed to be.
This rocked his world.
So much so that he wrote this book to try to explain what happened to his watch.
Oh, the Sandy Hook shooting occurred when he was writing the book, and other bugaboos, but they were in no way nearly as important as trying to figure out what happened to his watch.
This whole mess of hundreds of pages boils down to an elaborate retelling of the Book of Job. You know, the ultimate "sit down and shut up, because God knows best" story.
He describes his nearly getting killed while being a cop. He had massive injuries to his head. It shows in his writing. Oh, how it shows. He constantly brings up what might be considered an actual point ... and then completely drops it. He even has a section entitled something like "Paganism and the Occult" and then proceeds to write nothing about Paganism and the occult, except for a one-sentence mention about a Jewish myth about the time when they were supposedly slaves in Egypt. Which has no historical basis.
He constantly quotes Bill Johnson, which is a big red flag right there. He also believes in faith healing. Because ... money.
Davis brings up various scientific terms like "quantum" and tries to somehow merge the term with the Bible. He thinks what happened to his watch is that God time-traveled him to a star and back .... but he has no current memory of the trip. God did this in order to inspire Davis to write this book.
One term he never mentions is "Occam's Razor." It's a philosophical point, but scientists pay very close attention to it. It states that the simplest explanation is often the correct explanation.
There is a shitload of money to be made as a charismatic preacher, especially if you have a big church and write books. The simplest explanation of what happened to Davis' watch is that he lied about it in order to make money, because he can't hold down a real job.
You know why most scientists DON'T believe in God? Because there is no proof. None. Funny how Davis never mentions that.
But then again, that would blow his cover, wouldn't it?
Fuck you, you bastard slacker Aaron Davis. Shut up and get a real job like being a garbage man or sewer worker. Something that actually HELPS and not HURTS.
This rocked his world.
So much so that he wrote this book to try to explain what happened to his watch.
Oh, the Sandy Hook shooting occurred when he was writing the book, and other bugaboos, but they were in no way nearly as important as trying to figure out what happened to his watch.
This whole mess of hundreds of pages boils down to an elaborate retelling of the Book of Job. You know, the ultimate "sit down and shut up, because God knows best" story.
He describes his nearly getting killed while being a cop. He had massive injuries to his head. It shows in his writing. Oh, how it shows. He constantly brings up what might be considered an actual point ... and then completely drops it. He even has a section entitled something like "Paganism and the Occult" and then proceeds to write nothing about Paganism and the occult, except for a one-sentence mention about a Jewish myth about the time when they were supposedly slaves in Egypt. Which has no historical basis.
He constantly quotes Bill Johnson, which is a big red flag right there. He also believes in faith healing. Because ... money.
Davis brings up various scientific terms like "quantum" and tries to somehow merge the term with the Bible. He thinks what happened to his watch is that God time-traveled him to a star and back .... but he has no current memory of the trip. God did this in order to inspire Davis to write this book.
One term he never mentions is "Occam's Razor." It's a philosophical point, but scientists pay very close attention to it. It states that the simplest explanation is often the correct explanation.
There is a shitload of money to be made as a charismatic preacher, especially if you have a big church and write books. The simplest explanation of what happened to Davis' watch is that he lied about it in order to make money, because he can't hold down a real job.
You know why most scientists DON'T believe in God? Because there is no proof. None. Funny how Davis never mentions that.
But then again, that would blow his cover, wouldn't it?
Fuck you, you bastard slacker Aaron Davis. Shut up and get a real job like being a garbage man or sewer worker. Something that actually HELPS and not HURTS.
July 28, 2017
I highly recommend this book to anyone truly seeking ..."Thy kingdom come, Thy will be done on earth as it is in heaven..."
Aaron Davis has done the research and sets forth this information and challenge in a thoughtful, ordered and well written book. He lays out clearly those rules that govern our world and universe down to the quantum particle level and how they remain consistent throughout creation, man and his relationship with God.
If you have wondered about healing and why we don't seem to see the wonders and miracles set forth in the Bible today when God is the same yesterday, today and tomorrow; this is the book for you! If you have lost faith or become turned off by organized religion for any reason - this is still worth the read. There is power in words... yes, even in your words.
Aaron Davis addresses scripture that you might find incongruous without fully understanding the kingdom. He leads you toward a path of greater belief and power, should you choose to accept it; and then to discovery and onto the path to understanding some of the great atrocities of the world and where God was in the midst.
Are you a prayer warrior who seeks so see God's kingdom here on earth in the form of the miraculous? Read this book.
Aaron is not a guy who's without trials and tribulations. His faith is genuine and he is genuine with you as to his own struggles and subsequent calling and greater voice and impact.
Thank you, Aaron, for this gift!! My world is changing already.
Aaron Davis has done the research and sets forth this information and challenge in a thoughtful, ordered and well written book. He lays out clearly those rules that govern our world and universe down to the quantum particle level and how they remain consistent throughout creation, man and his relationship with God.
If you have wondered about healing and why we don't seem to see the wonders and miracles set forth in the Bible today when God is the same yesterday, today and tomorrow; this is the book for you! If you have lost faith or become turned off by organized religion for any reason - this is still worth the read. There is power in words... yes, even in your words.
Aaron Davis addresses scripture that you might find incongruous without fully understanding the kingdom. He leads you toward a path of greater belief and power, should you choose to accept it; and then to discovery and onto the path to understanding some of the great atrocities of the world and where God was in the midst.
Are you a prayer warrior who seeks so see God's kingdom here on earth in the form of the miraculous? Read this book.
Aaron is not a guy who's without trials and tribulations. His faith is genuine and he is genuine with you as to his own struggles and subsequent calling and greater voice and impact.
Thank you, Aaron, for this gift!! My world is changing already.
November 25, 2025
Well this one had me up all night thinking about God. There are some powerful Ideas buried in here and it will make me think differently about spirituality. The writing style was really rough, needed an editor. I wish the author could have condensed this to expand on the 3-4 big ideas instead of dancing around them saying “I don’t know if this is true, but maybe”. Don’t recommend but the author seems like a good guy maybe trying to reach a different audience than me. There are some good YouTube / TT videos out there that explain the science of faith much more clearly.
June 7, 2023
Bill’s comments
As one with a scientific background I enjoyed reading this book which addressed the science as well as biblical sources. Such a honest discussion allows me to justify my positions to anyone with an open mind. The author’s discussion of faith and the Holy Spirit and how our authority given to us is underutilized was a bonus to a delightful read.
As one with a scientific background I enjoyed reading this book which addressed the science as well as biblical sources. Such a honest discussion allows me to justify my positions to anyone with an open mind. The author’s discussion of faith and the Holy Spirit and how our authority given to us is underutilized was a bonus to a delightful read.
March 18, 2020
Great thought provoker!
This book has really challenged me to dig deep and think about the possibilities of getting to know God out of the box...instead of limiting His possibilities through a finite mind/understanding.
This book has really challenged me to dig deep and think about the possibilities of getting to know God out of the box...instead of limiting His possibilities through a finite mind/understanding.
March 2, 2025
Excellent read!
I have been looking into the Quantum understanding as it pertains to Jesus for quite some time. I found this book to be inspiring and informative. I recommend it to any person desiring to find their “purpose” in life.
I have been looking into the Quantum understanding as it pertains to Jesus for quite some time. I found this book to be inspiring and informative. I recommend it to any person desiring to find their “purpose” in life.
December 21, 2023
I found this book as a great resource and investigation into discovering or rediscovering God and faith. The title makes you think quantum mechanics is important in this, but it is not even there. To me, it points to digging deeper into scripture and science and to seek out God's Kingdom in the journey. I really appreciate the quotes and references to famous scientists that spoke about God.
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