God’s Omnipotence Versus the Pauli Principle. Philosophical and Scientific Inquiry into the Limits of Divine Power and the Fundamental Nature of Reality. Part 1: The paper from the “Rocznik Teologii Katolickiej” has been retracted due to the false declaration of co-authorship and violation of ethical publication standards.

Kapela Pilaka; Ramesh Sivasamy; Konrad Szaciłowski

Published: 2023-12-311

Vol. 22 (2023)

God’s Omnipotence Versus the Pauli Principle. Philosophical and Scientific Inquiry into the Limits of Divine Power and the Fundamental Nature of Reality. Part 1

Kapela Pilaka , Ramesh Sivasamy , Konrad Szaciłowski

The paper from the “Rocznik Teologii Katolickiej” has been retracted due to the false declaration of co-authorship and violation of ethical publication standards.

Abstract

The paper “God’s Omnipotence Versus the Pauli Principle. Philosophical and Scientific Inquiry into the Limits of Divine Power and the Fundamental Nature of Reality. Part 1” from the “Rocznik Teologii Katolickiej” (“Annual of the Catholic Theology”) has been retracted due to the false declaration of co-authorship and violation of ethical publication standards.

This interdisciplinary research paper delves into the intriguing juxtaposition of God’s omnipotence versus the Pauli exclusion principle. Combining theological contemplation with the principles of quantum mechanics, the paper navigates the complexities of divine power and the physical constraints observed at the subatomic level. In the quest for common ground between theology and science, we explore historical perspectives on God’s omnipotence, the origin and significance of the Pauli exclusion principle, and the interplay between quantum mechanics and classical physics. The paper examines logical paradoxes that arise when contemplating God’s omnipotence and explores alternative theological views on divine power. Embracing the significance of interdisciplinary dialogue, we identify shared principles between theology and science, emphasizing epistemic humility, rational inquiry, and the unity of knowledge. The paper concludes with reflections on the ethical considerations and the potential avenues for future research into the intricate interplay between God’s omnipotence and the Pauli exclusion principle. This exploration celebrates the beauty of intellectual integration and inspires an ongoing quest for truth, wisdom, and unity of thought in understanding the cosmos and the divine.

Keywords:

divine omnipotence, quantum mechanics, Pauli exclusion principle, philosophical paradoxes, interplay of faith and science

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Pilaka, K., Sivasamy, R., & Szaciłowski, K. (2023). God’s Omnipotence Versus the Pauli Principle. Philosophical and Scientific Inquiry into the Limits of Divine Power and the Fundamental Nature of Reality. Part 1: The paper from the “Rocznik Teologii Katolickiej” has been retracted due to the false declaration of co-authorship and violation of ethical publication standards. Rocznik Teologii Katolickiej, 22, 117–147. Retrieved from https://rtk.uwb.edu.pl/index.php/rtk/article/view/67

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Kapela Pilaka

Affiliation:

Beýik Türkmenbaşy Studio of Dutar Music Turkmenistan

Bio Statement (e.g., department and rank)

KAPELA ABDULAYEV PILAKA, Professor (born 1961 in Chardzhou, USSR) is Turkmen scientist and polymath specializing in multicultural studies at the interface of physics, music and abrahamic religions. Graduated from Kamchatka State University (Master of Philosophy in history and Soviet economics). After obtaining PhD degree in physics (Kyrgyz National University of Jusup Balasagyn in Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan) and few years of business activity he moved to Maya Kuliyeva Turkmen National Conservatory (Ashgabat, Turkmenistan) and established his research group at Faculty of Folk Instruments, known as Beýik Türkmenbaşy Studio of Dutar Music. Author of numerous papers in theory of music, religious studies and Far East philosophy. His rich research output (mostly in Turkmen, Kyrgyz and Russian) remained unknown until recently. His recently published research output in English is gaining significant international visibility.

Ramesh Sivasamy

Affiliation:

School of Physical Sciences, Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham, Mysore India

Bio Statement (e.g., department and rank)

RAMESH SIVASAMY, Dr., graduated from Bharathidasan University (Master of Science in Chemistry) and from Pondicherry University (Master of Philosophy). After obtaining PhD degree in chemistry he was employed at Saveetha University (Chennai, India) and in Jawaharlal Nehru Center for Advanced Scientific Research (Bangalore). Years 2015-2021 he spent in Chile working as a researcher and project leader at University of Chile (Santiago) and Universidad Tecnológica Metropolitana (Santiago). In 2022 he returned to India and currently he is associated professor at School of Physical Sciences, Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham (Mysuru, India). His research interests span from semiconductor physics, superconductivity and catalysis to quantum mechanics and philosophy. He is an author of over 30 research papers in internationally recognized journals.

Konrad Szaciłowski

szacilow@agh.edu.pl

Affiliation:

AGH University of Science and Technology, Kraków Poland

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KONRAD SZACIŁOWSKI, graduated from the Faculty of Chemistry, Jagiellonian University (Kraków, Poland) in 1995 (MSc) and 2000 (Ph.D.). After habilitation (2008) he has moved from Jagiellonian University to AGH University of Science and Technology. Now he is a group leader at the Academic Centre of Materials and Nanotechnology. His initial interest in photochemistry and spectroscopy of coordination compounds has gradually evolved towards molecular and nanoscale logic devices and finally towards unconventional computing. At the moment his main research interests encompass the design of inorganic materials for memristive applications, mimicking of neutral and synaptic processes in inanimate systems, reservoir computing and relations of musical harmony with other fields of science. In parallel, his research interests span into interreligious communication, science-theology borders, theories of communication and disinformation as well as artificial intelligence. He is an author of the book “Infochemistry: Information processing at nanoscale” (Wiley 2012) and numerous papers and book chapters in fields of coordination chemistry, material science, spectroscopy, catalysis, electrochemistry and philosophy of communication.