Self Derivation And Exponentiation By Ronald H.

Brady The axioms of Euclid are a must read for the students of math and science. And pupils who believe that they are self- evident are in full agreement and are in full compliance... with the scientific establishment. On the other hand the actions of the Creator are described in the Old Testament and the faithful also accepts his existence as being self-evident. So then one can safely conclude that religion and science have at least one thing in common: namely, an axiomatic foundation. But if there is a Creator how did he come into existence? In an attempt to provide a possible answer to that question we will turn to abstract algebra and calculus. A derivation (as studied in abstract algebra) is a generalization of the process of finding the derivative of a function (as studied in calculus). For our present discussion it is convenient to refer to the act and the result of taking the derivative of a function as a derivation of that function. The reader will recall from calculus that d/dx (e^x) = e^x Therefore the exponential is the derivative or derivation of itself. Hence it follows that the derivative of a function of exponentiation is a self - duplication or derivation. Self - derivation is similar to the operation of creation. Moreover, the exponential remains invariant after the process of integration except for a constant of arbitration.

The use of poetic invention is to draw close attention to certain fundamental facts that cannot be denied. But the seekers of scientific truth must not be so aloof that they dismiss all possibility that science and religion, at some levels, may eventually coincide. If an exponential is its own integral except for a constant of integration then could not an entity sit at the celestial pinnacle as a consequence of self creation or activation?

Atone, A tone, At one The word atone, according to its older and perhaps more descriptive definition, means to unify, bring into agreement or to make amends for sins or errors. Two entities may be said to be in conceptual agreement if they are both at one place philosophically. During his performance in the synagogue a cantor will most likely sing several musical tones. A pure musical tone has an oscillatory profile that may be described by the sine function. : where A is the amplitude, the angular frequency, the phase, t the time and y is the displacement from equilibrium. So a sine function can be associated with a tone and to atone is to make amends for sins. So in his attempts to atone man seeks