The Single Law Argument against God

The Single Theory Argument asserts that "Everything exists because other things cause it to exist otherwise it exists and doesn't exist at all"(Lawsin 1988).

Joey Lawsin, who authored this paradoxical argument, claims that God emerges from something and nothing. These something and nothing with inherent embedded inscriptions and intuitive materials created god.

Thus, if God exists, then he emerges from both something and nothing.

The basic form of the argument is as follows:

1. Everything exists because other things cause it to exist.

2. God exists.

3. Therefore, God exists because other things cause Him to exist.

The Single Theory of Everything:

Joey Lawsin's Single Theory of Everything(STOE) is known as the Law of Generated Interim Emergence. This theory posits that all entities, including consciousness, thoughts, emotions, and even physical phenomena like temperature and pressure, are "generated interims." These interims only emerge due to the presence of intuitive materials and by-materials, which Lawsin refers to as "physicals", and non-materials as "abstracts".

A simple experimental evidence of STOE is the chemical process involves in the combination of hydrogen and oxygen atoms. This process can be seen as an example of how specific instructions lead to the emergence of a new entity (water H2O) from its constituent parts (hydrogen and oxygen). Lawsin’s theory posits that such processes are governed by embedded inscriptions or set of embedded instructions within the objects themselves, like 2H and 1O are instructions.

Other experimental evidence rooted from Originemology includes the number system, the alphabet system, the geometrical system, the fire model, the color system, 

The Single Theory is built on five integral foundations:

1. Inscription by Design:   - This principle suggests that all objects have a set of embedded instructions or inscriptions in their structures and materials that dictate their behavior and properties by orientation or design.

2. Embedded Inscriptions: - These are the natural information or instructions inherently present in all objects. They are not added externally but are a fundamental part of the objects themselves.

3. Intuitive Materials: - These are the materials  object that possess these embedded inscriptions.

4. Autognorics: - This is the science of engineered life forms that replicate life through an evolutionary process. It involves creating life forms that can evolve and develop self-awareness over time.

5. Seven Evolutionary Criteria of Life: - These criteria outline the sequential stages from being alive to achieving self-awareness. These criteria provide a framework for understanding the progression of life and consciousness.

Implications:

A. Challenging Traditional Views:

  - Lawsin's theory challenges traditional philosophical views like dualism (the idea that mind and body are separate) and materialism (the idea that only physical matter exists). He suggests that everything exists because other things cause them to exist, emphasizing a network of causative factors.

B. Existence and Causation:

  - According to Lawsin, nothing can exist in isolation. Everything is interconnected, and the existence of one thing is dependent on the existence of others. This interconnectedness is what leads to the emergence of various phenomena, including consciousness.

C. Experimental Evidence:

- Lawsin's empirical experimental evidence are largely demonstrated in Youtube under Autognorics the making of a conscious, thinking, living machine, the Caveman in the Box Experiment, the Bowlingual Experiment, and ICBM.

Summary:

Joey Lawsin's theories, particularly his Theory of Generated Interim Emergence, offer a unique perspective on consciousness and existence. Here’s a more detailed summary:

Theory of Generated Interim Emergence

Core Concept:

- Lawsin proposes that all entities, whether physical or abstract (like consciousness, thoughts, and emotions), are "generated interims." These interims emerge due to the presence and interaction of intuitive objects, which he calls "physicals."

Key Components:

1. Inscription by Design:

   - This principle suggests that all objects have embedded instructions or inscriptions that dictate their behavior and properties. These inscriptions are akin to natural codes written into the fabric of everything.

2. Embedded Inscriptions:

   - These are the natural information or instructions inherently present in all objects. They are not added externally but are a fundamental part of the objects themselves.

3. Intuitive Objects:

   - Objects that possess these embedded inscriptions. They are the carriers of the natural codes that lead to the emergence of various phenomena.

4. Autognorics:

   - This is the science of engineered life forms that replicate life through an evolutionary process. It involves creating life forms that can evolve and develop self-awareness over time.

5. Seven Evolutionary Criteria of Life:

   - Lawsin outlines seven stages that life forms go through, from basic existence to achieving self-awareness. These criteria provide a framework for understanding the progression of life and consciousness.

About the Author :

Joey Lawsin is the author behind the new school of thought "Inscription by Design". He is a revisionist who wants to change the world by rewriting the textbooks with new concepts that debunk the old scientific, theological, and philosophical ideas of antiquity. He published a book in Physics, created a conscious machine known as Autognorics, and formulated the Mother of all Theories "The Single Theory of Everything". The article above is an excerpt from his book "The Bible Proves God Does not Exist".

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