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This Book Should Be Found in Every Theological and Scientific Library,
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This review is from: Galileo Galilei: His Life and Works (Paperback)
Currently, scientists and theologians do not fotm a unified field of thought. This lack of togetherness hides the panentheistic God, the world in which One is All, and the work of Bishop Nicholas of Cusa, after he found that the concepts maximum and minimum coincide in God. If these two concepts are contracted by quantity to form the universe, the maximal quantity is maximally large and the minimal quantity is maximally small. Infinitesimals (or indivisibles) are thusrealities and Leibniz's infinitesimal calculus and Riemann's non Euclidean geometries are very important.
Galileo applied Cusa's indivisibles to bodies and found that all bodies in the universe are wholes that have an infinite number of indivisible parts. Materialists say that a whole is equal to the some of its parts. In mane-made things, the materialists are correct. But God made things cannot be counted. because they are infinite in number. Indivisibles (or infinitesimals) are consistent with my book, "The First Scientific Proof of God" and in my website.
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