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Clickbait or not, many of the great scientists and mathematicians of the past thought that the existence of a benevolent God meant that the universe might be un
by waynecochran 10y ago
Clickbait or not, many of the great scientists and mathematicians of the past thought that the existence of a benevolent God meant that the universe might be understandable and that there may be elegant laws underpinning how the universe works.
To me its sort of a mystery why the universe is understandable at all -- e.g., the elegance and compactness of Maxwell's Equations for the complicated phenomenon of electromagnetism is one such example.