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    The Limits of Human Logic in Understanding the Divine.Tim Grooms - manuscript
    This paper explores the nature of God within the context of divine omnipotence and the philosophical implications of conscious existence. It critically examines the classical paradox of omnipotence, specifically the question of whether God can create a rock so heavy that He cannot lift it. The argument posits that such inquiries are limited by human understanding of power, time, and existence, suggesting that God’s nature transcends these constraints. Rather than being bound to human logical frameworks, God’s power is understood as (...)
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    The Foundation of Existence: Information as Structure, Function, and Gravity.Tim Grooms - manuscript
    This paper explores the concept of information beyond its common role as descriptive data. It suggests that information operates as an intrinsic structure, influencing and defining systems across different dimensions and contexts, much like a universal “instruction set.” From societal bonds to natural phenomena, information is not passive but dynamic and often self-propagating, like a force. This document examines the function, autonomy, and density of information, considering it as fundamental to existence itself.
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    God as the Master of Information: Divine Causation and the Purpose of Reality.Tim Grooms - manuscript
    Abstract: This paper explores the idea of God as the “Master of Information,” asserting that the divine is the ultimate source and organizer of all information that shapes reality. Instruction, as a subset of information, is a process by which divine knowledge is applied or interpreted by sentient beings. The paper argues that God’s influence is not limited to human affairs but extends throughout existence, with God shaping the very structure, meaning, and relevance of all information. Human alignment with this (...)
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    The Eden Framework: Exploring Divergence, Alignment, and the Ethical Flow of Information.Tim Grooms - manuscript
    Abstract This paper examines the Eden narrative as an allegory for the interplay of free will, ethical alignment, and the emergence of “dark information.” It argues that God’s will can be understood as divine information—a foundational structure that ensures harmony when adhered to. Through divergence from this information, entropy is introduced, necessitating cyclical renewal. By exploring theological, philosophical, and informational perspectives, this paper highlights the relevance of these concepts in addressing modern challenges, offering actionable frameworks for realignment with foundational truths.
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    The Emergence of Time: Information, Consciousness, and the Quantum Fabric of Reality.Tim Grooms - manuscript
    Abstract: -/- This paper explores the relationship between time and information, proposing that time, rather than being a linear progression, emerges from the processing and interpretation of information within complex systems. Drawing on principles from quantum mechanics, information theory, and the philosophy of time, it examines how the perception of time is subjective and deeply influenced by consciousness, memory, and cultural context. In this framework, time dilation is framed not as a mere physical phenomenon but as a lack of contrast (...)
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    The Four Horsemen of Entropy: A Metaphysical Warning for Systemic Renewal.Tim Grooms - manuscript
    Abstract This paper examines the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse through the lens of entropy, ethical misalignment, and systemic collapse. Rather than viewing the Horsemen as physical entities or apocalyptic figures, they are reinterpreted as metaphors representing the forces that lead to the degradation of systems—both societal and individual. The paper argues that war, famine, pestilence, and death can be reinterpreted as metaphors for systemic entropy, representing the forces of ethical misalignment and systemic breakdown that threaten both individuals and societies. (...)
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