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It is my hope that this project (and I call it a project because the information will be updated) will encourage people to have faith in God. I believe that my discovery of this information is a gift from God, because for years I had wanted to know the structure of God's creation. I can see that scientists are making theories that if proven, will lead to direct evidence of God, but their pride may lead them to deny what they find. The basic physics of the information that I have presented to you is: Energy is the "outflow" power of God and gravity is the "inflow" power of God. Gravity and Energy are the two forces in the universe. Supposedly, there is a point where all forces become one and scientists call this idea the Grand Unified Field Theory. The point (or origin) where all these forces become one is the location of God! God is the creator of all things. David Jay Jordan descibes this idea: "The Lord is the summation of all forces." But, this does not mean that God is a force. A force is a created thing. Wow, God is in control! Einstein was so close, but he had spiritual blindness and was not aware of the significance of his discoveries.
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My name is Brian! I am excited to share "The Genesis Particle" with you. Discovery of this information came to me during the summer of 2002. Over a period of about a week, I began seeing patterns in God's creation. I began doing scientific research on atomic and nuclear structure to find that scientists were making discoveries that fit the patterns that I was seeing. I had never really paid any attention to Einstein, because I did not really care, but when I found that his equation, E=MC2, actually validated the discovery I saw, needless to say it was very exciting. It was also exciting to find that scientists have no idea where gravity originates. During the time of discovery it came to me that gravity is actually the attractive power of God. Gravity affects everything! While doing research on the internet, I ran across some very similar information written by David Jay Jordan. David and I will probably disagree on a few points, but he has been a very big encourager, and I consider him a dear brother in Christ.
