博客來Rather than asking whether God exists, a more meaningful question is: What is the nature of God? Science and religion are like two parallel worlds-one grounded in physical reality, the other existing as a virtual inner world created by living beings through their senses and minds. In this sense, each living creature is the creator of its own universe. Science may explain the mechanics of the physical world, but it cannot map the virtual inner world-where emotions such as love, hate, greed, and hope define human nature.
The virtual inner world is subjective, private, and flexible, driven by personal beliefs and thoughts, existing in a non-linear, ever-evolving space.
For example, we perceive a red rose in the virtual inner world only as long as we focus on it; once our attention shifts, it fades from view. By the same principle, pain can be dissolved simply by not focusing on it. This is the foundation of faith healing, the effect of prayer, and the occurrence of various miracles.
