The Trinity, E= mc^2 (Sonnet)

God, Jesus Christ and the Holy Spirit are One and the same and all three are just different forms of energy.

The Trinity, E = mc^2

(Three separate or interchangeable entities under one Godhead)

where  Energy = God,   

mass = Jesus Christ,  

Holy Spirit = (Speed of light)^2

Copyright # Pau 2-098-293 "The Trinity,"  dated June 17, 1996

Copyright # PAu 3-141-023 "The Trinity,"  dated August 13, 2007

© Tamara B. Latham

The ball of light that sweeps the sky may be

transformed to Energy for they are one.

We cannot look upon it maybe He

said:  'Do not look directly at the Sun.'

And so, He came as Mass and briefly stayed

among us advocating truth and love,

then He was resurrected on that day,

transfigured to the Father high above.

 

We'll soon expire into spheres of light,

as Mass reverts back to pure Energy.

We'll learn why Einstein's formula was right,

and comprehend his depth of theory.

 

Each moon now formed contains the soul of one,

redeemed in revolutions 'round the Son.

Reviews

[jacob erin-cilberto]

i love how you are able to link religion and science, how you show their compatibility...many cannot do this.
j.

[Tamara Beryl Latham]

Perhaps it is because I am a retired chemist. Thank you for your review. I will look at your poetry sometime in the near future. I've been offline for quite some time. :-)

[AYVID N]

I’m spellbound by the imaginative and creative way in which you have professed your faith in Christ our Lord and Saviour. Thank you for this poem Tamara. I can’t wait to revolve around Him. Happy New Year! 💕

[Tamara Beryl Latham]

You're welcome, DIVYA,

I also can't wait to see Him. :-)

[Neville]

what an intriguing concept you have proposed here Tamara... a fascinating take on an age old proposition, statement or question or summat ... a very impressive little poem indeed.... :)

[Tamara Beryl Latham]

Thanks, Neville. My attempt was to find the correlation between science and creation. As I was reading the bible a voice stated, "It's like Einstein's formula." So, with a little research I figured it out.

My belief is Einstein was also trying to find the relationship to the "God of the Universe," however He didn't believe in a personal God. Most people took personal God to mean the God of the Universe, however, I believe he meant Jesus.

Therefore, leaving Jesus out of the equation, there was no link to God with his formula.

I also believe the Holy Spirit can travel faster than the speed of light, so that part of the equation is debatable.

Peace!

[Neville]

thank you for the information you have provided Tamara... appreciated N

[Tamara Beryl Latham]

You're welcome, Neville.

[Neville]

......... :) x

[Einstein Noodle]

how could i not read a poem titled as such ... we are on the same cloud Tamara ... taking time to think about the breakdown of all things (scientifically) can give us a perception of God that science has never intended .... the intricate interlacing of all matter seen and unseen is unmistakably power packed energy/light ..how time and distance don't have true meaning within the boundless ... i think using Einstein's formula is brilliant in understanding the Trinity ... which I believe in ;) so glad we have met ...
E.

[Tamara Beryl Latham]

You know, I believe Albert Einstein was on the brink of making the connection; however, he did not believe in a "personal" god. With that in mind it would have been impossible for him to equate that formula with Jesus.

In actuality, I was reading the bible and I was thinking, what is the relationship of science and creation. At that moment, believe it or not, a voice stated, "It's like Einstein's formula." Then I started reading the bible differently and it all came into place. Thanks for your excellent commentary, Einstein Noodle. I appreciate your effort. :-)

[Einstein Noodle]

yes...Einstein's life was brilliant dichotomy in many ways ..his own predilections did keep him from realizing beyond the "lines" of science and beliefs ... i think your "voice" experience is so very inspiring ..thank you for sharing that piece of this poem ... way too cool!

[Tamara Beryl Latham]

Thanks, Einstein Noodle. I certainly appreciate your input on the matter. That voice has spoken to me throughout my lifetime and I have always followed its instructions and have never gone wrong by listening to it.

Happy New Year! :-)

[Einstein Noodle]

happy new year

[Tamara Beryl Latham]

I don't know what happened to my initial comment to your reply, but I would like to take this opportunity to wish you a wonderful year ahead.

[Einstein Noodle]

hmmmmmmmm i can see your comment ... you did wish me Happy New Year ... crazy internet eh!?

[Tamara Beryl Latham]

I certainly did. :-)

[Einstein Noodle]

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