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Faith is a measurable property.
Another word for faith is belief.
Religious science and experimental science can prove that if one has faith, or belief of something to be true for oneself or something else, without any doubt, it usually happens.

✔ For example, when we say that we feel under the weather, as if we're catching a cold...we catch the cold.
✔Or if we buy that lottery ticket and afterwards observe the poverty and unlikely hood of winning that surround the place you bought the tickets and end up losing.
✔Or if you wake up in a bad mood and it ends up orchestrating your entire day.

?This theory is based on quantum physics and can be scientifically tested.
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Words and emotions are also scientifically tested and proven to be a source of alchemy.
In other words, we (meaning all energetic beings, this includes rocks, minerals, crystals, animals, vegetables and herbs❗) have an invisible, energetic forcefield around us that has materialistic properties behind it to manifest energy out of thin air.? The same machines that can detect this invisible forcefield can also detect infrared, microwave and WiFi signals.
?You literally have your scientific translation behind the religious interpretations of faith within the click of a button.?
If your interested, I can show you some links of a scientist who used words to translate energy into condensed water molecules.

FinchiMcQ 6 Apr 13
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FACE PALM!

Where to start?

To begin "Religious science" is an oxymoron.
Religion is based on "Faith." Faith is belief without evidence.
Science is based on "Facts" Facts dictate a need for evidence. Faith has no merit in science.

The rest of of your assertions are classic example of WOO. Sad.

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That is some high-quality gibberish. Sorry, rocks don't have force-fields and crystals don't have magical properties, etc,etc.

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I'd like to give you a more detailed response but I feel that a simple "that's gibberish" is sufficient

Demonstrable facts are facts; the facts are not negated by whether you do, or do not believe in them!!

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So what is this quantum of faith called and how is it measured?

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Would that scientist happen to have a book or two published and translated from Japanese?

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What?

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There is no such thing as religious science, there is just science. Science has never once proven that believing something is sufficient to make it materially real. Quantum physics does not prove any of what you said. Quantum physics cannot be used to test any of what you said.

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There is no such thing as religious science. Faith and / or belief do not equate to fact. You can believe whatever you want, but facts are still facts whether you believe in them or not.

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Faith is belief without evidence. Confidence is belief with evidence.

The rest of what you stated is not peer reviewed scientific evidence. It’s nothing more than unproven pseudoscience. I think you are in the wrong place for that.

I agree with the gist of what you are saying... but I would elaborate on confidence. "Genuine" confidence arises from experience. You can fake it, by faking a "confident" attitude... but it ain't the same. Two people can be just as confident about their ability to build a house, for example, but for one person that could mean they watched a couple survival videos on youtube, the other person may have been a general contractor for 30+ years. They are both feeling like "they know what to do" but I'd wager the latter person in the scenario is going to do better at creating a solid solution, because their confidence is founded on pragmatic evidence, experimentation and experience...

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The above isn't real science. Part of the above can be explained through placebo effects and part through the chicken and egg syndrome, where you cant' really prove if the thoughts or hte presumed results came first. Often peopel will convince themselves that their thought predicted events, when if you actually keep trqack, they didn't.

It is very easy to set up an experiment where you know wha tresults you want, and of course you will get those results, but the experiment itself ws flawed by bias, because the person had an agenda and set up the "experiemtnt " in such a way that the agenda woudl be supported. That is called "junk science".

Proper science sets out to fidn the truth, an dhas no agenda or invested emotions about the outcome of experiments.

"Magical Thinking" has no place in sciece.

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I’m assuming you are speaking about Masaru Emoto and his book “hidden messages in water”. It’s cute, but it’s pseudoscience.

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Sorry, but none of what you posted is provable. I call shenanigans. You catch a cold by exposure to the novovirus. Nothing else. I buy my lottery ticket in a nice part of town and still don't win. I didn't expect to because I understand statistics and probability.

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Feel free to post the sources for your “science”. You gotta be careful with those kinda words because there are actually scientists here. LoL! I like the attitude you are expressing here, but it has a lot more to do with psychology than quantum mechanics. Actually, it has nothing to do with quantum mechanics. I like your optimism though! That is where solutions and creative action come from!

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Are you living on this planet.?

Silly question by you, because obviously Not!

(I wondered the same thing, Shhhh, don't tell anybody...) 'whispering'

Don't whisper, stand on the moutain top and shout out loud.

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Ohferpetessake

Would that be Saint Peter?

@Coffeo nah...kid I knew in grammar school, lol. Actually, I never thought about "Pete who" before, just thought it was a nice alternative to "what an asshole".......

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The mind is a unique piece of machine that exist from nothing to nothing.
Mind manipulates and projects what it whats you to see feel and experience
Everything is made of energy vibrating at different frequencies that mind is not able or would not want you to experience until you reach that relevant stage

Rosh Level 7 Apr 13, 2018
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