The Unfinished Writings of
AnOldScientist
In
August
of
2018, Max B. Frederick, AnOldScientist, had reached his original
expiration date. He had been retired
for nearly twenty-five years from a career in the
military/industrial complex, whatever that implies beyond the old
“If I tell you I’ll have to shoot you,” is that a significant
portion of his life had been spent in pursuit of a passion for
recognizing information hidden from obvious view.
In his retirement that passion was turned to recognizing
the technical information in the ancient scriptures of the bible.
Having
had
his
formal education in the realms of science and religion, specifically
earth science, and his formal career in the sciences of electronics
and information recognition, that pursuit was a natural fit for
discovering the technical information hidden in the ancient
scripture by whatever force it was that was so technically savvy
that the result of its effort was presumably the existence of all
physical existence even to the culmination of life in the ecology we
observe around us. That is an
illuminated way of saying the creator of the universe had to have
been either very technically savvy or religiously magic to have used
either the principles of physics or used a few magic words to cause
it to happen.
Well,
as
it turns out, after studying the technical information in the
ancient scriptures, the former is more likely even though
traditional religion prefers the latter. Isn’t
saying a few magic words more religious; and the bible is about
religious stuff, isn’t it? Right? Wrong. A
careful analysis of the technical stuff in the ancient scriptures
belies a few other basic premises of religious analysis of the
bible. You see, as it turns out, from
the very beginning, as is recorded in the oldest book of the bible,
the book of Job, when Job wanted to challenge God about some
religious principles, after finally getting an audience with God,
God went and changed the subject, never answering Job’s questions. That’s right; God changed the subject to
what must be God’s favorite subject. God
revealed overwhelming knowledge of natural science.
In that exchange with Job is recorded ancient knowledge of
many technical things unknown to humans until after the advent of
modern science. It is no wonder that
theologians did not recognize it. Upon
further study, the technical information long ignored by theologians
has a lot to reveal about some of the unanswered questions
theologians have pondered for thousands of years.
Who really wrote the book of Genesis?
What is the real story behind the six-days of Genesis 1? What is the real origin of some of the
writings in the ancient scriptures that are assumed by secular
scholars to be copies of ancient Egyptian religious stuff adapted to
the purposes of later Hebrew religious leaders?
The technical information found in all of them, originally
present from the earliest times, reveals former conclusions abut
evolutionary development of religion based on literary analysis
alone, devoid of analysis of the technical information in them, is
plain hogwash. The technical
information therein, having been present from earliest times,
contributes a lot to the answers to such mysteries.
There
is
way
too much for one scholar’s life time.
But
then,
about
four months before his original expiration date, AnOldScientist was
granted an extension. Quadruple by-pass
heart surgery added what may be years to his life expectancy.
AnOldScientist
has
many unfinished writings exploring many unanswered questions; but it
is obvious that he will never have enough time to finish it all.
So,
presented
here are many of his unfinished writings for future scholars to
ponder.
To be Continued:
Best regards,
Max B. Frederick
Max B. Frederick, an Old Scientist.