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Science Stole Time: Why Einstein, Kant, and Carlo Rovelli Point to Consciousness

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The Science That Stole Time and the Great Consciousness Field Theory: Deconstructing Physical Cosmology and the Return of Transcendental Consciousness Introduction: Stolen Time and the Philosophical Contradictions of Materialism Modern natural science has relied on numbers and time as absolute foundations to quantitatively measure and causally analyze the world. In physics, the entire process of … Read more

Can Quantum Physics Rewrite Evolution, the Big Bang, and Death?

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A New Scientific Paradigm Beyond Matter Introduction For centuries, modern science has been built upon a simple assumption: the universe is fundamentally made of matter. From ancient Greek atomism to Newtonian mechanics, classical physics viewed reality as a giant machine composed of tiny physical particles obeying deterministic laws. This worldview profoundly shaped biology, cosmology, neuroscience, … Read more

After Quantum Physics: Why the Theory of Evolution, the Big Bang, and Death May Need to Be Rethought

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When a computer’s central processing unit or graphics card is upgraded, the system bus, memory, operating system, and the entire software ecosystem closely synchronize to sequentially elevate overall performance. Similarly, physical mechanisms in the natural world operate as a tightly interconnected network, where the fall of a single domino triggers a chain reaction that drives … Read more

Comparative Analysis of East-West Eschatological Prophecies in Korean Linguistic and Geographic Semantics: A Three-Stage Soteriological Framework

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👉 English Source Available I. Introduction Eschatology, which addresses the final consummation of human history and the subsequent dawn of a new cosmic epoch, constitutes a pivotal theme recurring across diverse global religious traditions and prophetic treatises. Notably, within the Korean Peninsula’s indigenous religious symbols, geomorphological landscapes, and unique linguistic heritage, there exists a profound … Read more

The Fundamental Separation and Transcendental Restoration of Human Spiritual History: Eschatological Soteriology and Epistemological Unification of Religions in the Bible, Buddhist Sutras, and Gyeogamyurok

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1. Introduction: The Phenomenological Trajectory of Religious Conflicts and Etymological Analysis of Pluralism Throughout human history, religion has served as the ultimate pathway for seeking the fundamental meaning of human existence and connecting with a transcendental reality. Paradoxically, however, the most horrific conflicts and intellectual animosities in history have been rooted in religious exclusivity and … Read more

Does Consciousness Survive Death?

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Part II: Buddhism, Quantum Theory, Logos, and the Biblical Understanding of Death A Comparative Inquiry Through Philosophy, Neuroscience, Buddhism, Quantum Theory, and Biblical Thought Abstract The question of whether consciousness survives bodily death remains one of humanity’s oldest and most profound mysteries. Strictly speaking, no one can provide direct empirical proof regarding postmortem consciousness. Yet … Read more