Quantum theory and the miracle of the Eucharist, walking between science and faith in the company of Niel Bohr and St. Thomas Aquinas
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However, I would not like Bohr's sentence to be on the one hand a critique of positivism – and therefore positive, since it clarifies how Science does not exist outside of man – but on the other, an effect of Kant's philosophy with the distinction between a knowable phenomenon and an unknowable noumenon.
Dear Father Giordano
I would like to point out to you and to interested readers the texts of the Benedictine Stanley Jaki, university professor of physics and theologian (God and the cosmologists, The savior of science, Christ and science and others).
They are frankly demanding to read but they are certainly worth it. On Bohr it seems to me that he had a very critical judgment but I would not be wrong, e’ I haven't read it for a long time…
Science always lags behind faith and explains only how and not why!
What the quantum theory on electrons says was already explained to us by the priest in elementary school: God is in heaven and on earth and everywhere at the same time.