Theos-Talk Archives (August 2002 Message tt00214)

Dallas: Some fossils and strata reflect traces of more spiritual (less 
dense) conditions that has been changing during those past eras in 
terms of our present highly condensed material.."

Brian: Why would a supernatural state such as degree of spirituality 
have an impact on density? And, what density are you referring to: 
intramolecular or intermolecular? If the degree of spirituality alters 
the physical properties of a substance, then why do all substances 
behave according to the same physical laws? Shouldn't there be a 
detectable change in a more spiritual body than in a less spiritual 
one? If you weighed each and determined the displacement of each, 
would there be a measureable difference that could be defined as:

delta(p) = f(delta(spirit))

Can we then define the "spirit function" mathematically? If so, it is 
no longer supernatural; and hence, non-spiritual.

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