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''Quantum Theology'' is a 1997 book by Diarmuid O'Murchu, a Catholic priest and social psychologist from Ireland. O'Murchu discusses how certain concepts from the modern quantum theory may point to deep spiritual truths, while admitting that this interpretation does not ring true to mainstream scientists: : "Meanwhile, scholars of other disciplines detect far-reaching implications of the quantum theory for their respective fields (e.g. Chopra 1989, McFadden 2000, Zohar 1990, 1993, Wheatley 1992) leading to radical new understandings of this theory, often baffling and bemusing to mainstream scientists." (29 ) O'Murchu takes an overtly feministic and anti-religious stand throughout the book, suggesting that the paternalistic organized religions, as part of aggressive, paternalistic cultures, have divided and weakened the world. He suggests that the solution to this problem is the adoption of a more feministic, holistic spirituality, independent of organized religion. A revised edition was released in 2004, subtitled ''The Spiritual Implications of the New Physics''. O'Murchu also published ''Catching Up with Jesus: A Gospel Story for Our Time'', a book in which he applies the principles described in ''Quantum Theology'' to Jesus Christ and his teachings. == External links == *(Library of Congress page for the 1997 edition ) *(Library of Congress page for the 2004 edition ) 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Quantum Theology」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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