What parts of the theories are incompatible? What they are looking for is a theory that unites them.
Like I said, if you can provide evidence of a nonlocal event that transfers information faster than the speed of light then you might be right. Evidence is Great ^_^
But the Uncertainty Principle is incompatible with another testable theory, that of relativity. God is testable, of course, just on a personal level.
Yes but if I test the Uncertainty Principle I can show it to you and duplicate it. What is the prediction that you can make with your God test?
You still don't see the problem in applying incomplete, inconsistant theories to God and claiming that the theories limit God himself?
What is incomplete or inconsistent with the superposition principle? Until you can demonstrate that it is inconsistent you don't have much of an argument do you?
“General relativity and quantum mechanics have disjoint experimental domains. General relativity is only observable with massive objects. Quantum effects are only observable with minute particles. Thus these incompatible theories can coexist in a temporary truce. Eventually something has to change.”
Just saying what I’ve read. You claim a future genius will reconcile. Maybe the future genius blows both theories away in the process and leaves them with limited applicability. That is the most likely result from what we saw with General Relativity and Newtonian physics. Yet you apply one theory and claim it limits God.
But God created time and space itself, it does not limit him. You might get somewhere in the argument with the created god of the Mormons who lives around the star Kolob, or with the Scientologists and thier Thetans and Xenu in their spaceships, or somesuch, but the argument makes no sense regarding God the creator of the universe itself.
Think about how remarkeable it is to have a God defined in the Bible thirty five hundred years ago that still stands consistent with the ancient text and consistent with modern knowledge!
As far as the nonlocal event that transmits information, didn’t they claim an experiment that showed faster than light motion? I remember reading about one a few years ago.