Information and the Three Worlds View in Science and the Bible
Naturalism is the dominant worldview in science today. This worldview is criticized by the philosopher Thomas Nagel in his book "Mind and Cosmos," subtitled "Why the Materialistic Neo-Darwinian Conception of Nature Is Almost Certainly False." Nobel laureate in physics Roger Penrose proposes the following three-world view: World 1, the physical world; World 2, the mental world; World 3, Plato's world of mathematics. The fundamental difference between brain (World 1) and mind (World 2) can be considered scientifically proven. However, this result is officially rejected since it is contradicting naturalism. World 3 is independent of time and space and identical with the “eigen-world” of light. Information also belongs to this world. According to the Bible, the word or information, is identical with God: “In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God.” The Greek word logos, used here, means word, plan, or idea and is distinguished from the spoken word (Greek rhema). The spoken word is interpreted as a flow of information. The hypothesis that an information flow is equivalent to negative energy is derived from the transfer of information from the “eigen-world” of light into our world. The feasibility of an experimental test of the hypothetical equivalence of information flow and negative/dark energy is demonstrated.