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[[Uncertainty]], a building block of [[quantum mechanics]], [[information theory]], and other modern scientific advances, is addressed in profound ways at different levels in the [[Bible]]. | [[Uncertainty]], a building block of [[quantum mechanics]], [[information theory]], and other modern scientific advances, is addressed in profound ways at different levels in the [[Bible]]. | ||
| + | == Uncertainty Acknowledged by Jesus == | ||
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| + | [[Jesus]] acknowledged at least three matters of uncertainty: | ||
| + | *random tragedies that inflict harm on innocent victims | ||
| + | *whether [[God]] would intervene to spare Jesus from the [[Passion]]. | ||
| + | *when the end of the world will occur, unknown even to Jesus. | ||
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[[category:Bible]] | [[category:Bible]] | ||
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Uncertainty, a building block of quantum mechanics, information theory, and other modern scientific advances, is addressed in profound ways at different levels in the Bible.
Uncertainty Acknowledged by Jesus
Jesus acknowledged at least three matters of uncertainty: