Your problem is Outrider that you don't read the Holy Bible with any sort of good intent else you would know that Jesus is talking about a wonderful energy that exists because Almighty God says it does, and as we can easily equate all the mass and all the laws controlling that mass with the word 'energy' it is pretty conclusive that we...science, and Jesus Christ, are all talking about the same energy.
I know that you don't read about punctuation...
I have read the Bible with as 'good' an intent as I can. What I find of Jesus' words is that broadly they are a slightly simplistic and at times slightly primitive take on an otherwise highly creditable philosophy for how we could relate to other people to improve our experience of life.
What I don't find in there is any science, any sort of verifiable or sensible cosmology, and any description of fundamental physical forces or particles.
You are taking one selectively translated phrase - dynamic energy - from a questionable translation, and trying to lever it into modern physics without actually really understanding modern physics to justify unevidenced magical elements of the story like resurrection and miracles like a cut-price Depak Chopra.
We just have to put it together so that it makes scientific sense and we can't do that unless we include accurate Biblical teaching.
No, WE don't, because by and large WE aren't interested in trying to shoehorn the Bible into science because it's not a scientific work. You're interested in that, you have to do the work, and so far you haven't.
When God says...'In the beginning was the word' he is saying that a very special person broke the hidden code of nature and brought it to the attention of his fellow man.
That's not the conventional understanding of creation; I suspect the majority of believers are of the opinion that God, in the beginning, is making nature (as poetically described in Genesis), and is not beholden to its laws at all.
When he says...'and the word was with God'...he is saying this wonderful knowledge made him a cut above the rest
This is theology, not science.
When he says...'and the word was God'...he is saying that the word earned him the full respect of those who received their salvation from his word...
And this is mythology and not reality.
and when he says...'and the word of God is the light of the world'...he is saying that this scientific knowledge, represented by his 'word'...did exactly what his son, who visited this planet 2000 years ago, setting up a line of communication with God's 'word', did exactly what Jesus said it would do...for those who could find faith in his accuracy.
And this is delusional poetry. And not even good poetry.
You could to if you dropped this attitude of denial and used your scientific insight to explore 'God's word'...and let's face it, it takes a pretty incredible person/being to resurrect a void planet and restore its life supporting properties...doesn't it??
It would, wouldn't it. All you need do is demonstrate that this happened, and that God did it, and that Jesus existed, and that Jesus was the magician you think he was, and then I'll believe.
I'm not 'denying' this, I don't need to deny this, I can just dismiss it because it's unsubstantiated claims. I can ignore this just like I can ignore claims that thunder comes from Thor, Shiva has multiple arms, the sun is carried across the sky in Apollo's chariot, Cinderella's accoutrements all reverted after the ball except a convenient fur slipper, and Anubis weighs the hearts of the dead against a feather in the underworld
They're 'not even wrong'.
O.