Quantum Theology2

QUANTUM THEOLOGY : M. M. NINAN
cannot define God and use it as an axiom for further logical
derivation. It should be the other way round. Our understanding
of God is limited by how God reveals himself to us through
history.
Personally I believe that the fact that we are left with a
probabilistic aspect for any given observable is indicative of the
reality that we are not really dealing with a materialistic world
alone. This cosmos itself is only a subset of a wider set and our
space-time is only a small part of the infinite dimensions of the
reality. We can never describe the state with the observables
within the real world because there is an unseen world beyond
and the state vector exists in this multi-dimension.
This multidimensional aspect was even present in the
elementary Bohr Theory of Hydrogen where the vector model
was successfully employed. Angular momentum quantum
numbers and the spin quantum numbers were obtained by
projection of a vector along the magnetic field of reference.
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