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This is a tantalizing translation of John 1:1,<ref>See the [[Conservative Bible Project]] for an ongoing effort to bring forth the best rendition in English of the original intent of the Bible.</ref> and it suggests that insight into the universe may be best understood by examining order, and its converse of disorder ([[entropy]]). A starting point is this: ''quantifying order''. | This is a tantalizing translation of John 1:1,<ref>See the [[Conservative Bible Project]] for an ongoing effort to bring forth the best rendition in English of the original intent of the Bible.</ref> and it suggests that insight into the universe may be best understood by examining order, and its converse of disorder ([[entropy]]). A starting point is this: ''quantifying order''. | ||
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| “ | In the beginning was perfect order, and this perfection was with God, and this perfection was God. | ” |
This is a tantalizing translation of John 1:1,[1] and it suggests that insight into the universe may be best understood by examining order, and its converse of disorder (entropy). A starting point is this: quantifying order.
References
- ↑ See the Conservative Bible Project for an ongoing effort to bring forth the best rendition in English of the original intent of the Bible.