In the current edition of NS the main article is about quantum theory, entanglement and 'reality':
http://www.newscientist.com/channel/...evolution.html
(Subscriber only at the moment)
I don't pretend to understand it in any meaningful way, but the gist of it seems to be this: a recent experiment has shown that rather than there being an objective reality, the universe actually only exists when you're looking at it. The thought occurred that if there is a God (being omnipresent and omniscient and all that), that would mean that the universe would be under perpetual observation and measurement by Him, and if so this experiment should have shown that there
is an objective reality.
I was thinking about the 'collapsing of the wave function' etc, which is supposed to happen when a particle in superposition is observed... well, if God is observing everything at all times that wouldn't happen, would it? Isn't the result of this experiment and the fact that we can put particles into superposition proof there is no God? Or at least proof than he can't possibly be omnipresent and omniscient?
I realise that this is in all probability the ravings of someone who badly needs a cup of coffee and if so, I'll get my coat :lol: