The scientific worldview is neither scientific nor a view of the world. It is a reductionist view of economics that limits scientific research to the study of matter in motion. What we call the scientific worldview was tacked onto the natural sciences during the mid-nineteenth century. It is inextricably linked to the philosophy of Marxism, the politics of matter in motion, also called materialism. In this book, the author exposes many of science's unproven assumptions, offering a new theory of reality that doesn't rely on any but one. Above all, the author proclaims that people must keep faith in their beliefs, for the Kingdom of God is within us.
