Component Theory: The Physical Fundamentals of the Universe

Have you ever thought about what everything, in the very final analysis is made from? Could it all, somehow, be made out of nothing? While the Nobel Prize Committee is unlikely to deem this paper worthy of their consideration, true scientists, those who are determined to pursue the truth wherever it may lead them, will at least read it.

Until now, while much has been written concerning creation science, except for the theory of intelligent design, not much has been propounded concerning scientific theories based on creation.

Consider your bones. Have you ever wondered what they are made from? What, on the most basic level is there that makes up the protons, electrons, neutrons, calcium, and marrow that compose them? What are the components of the components?

Component theory says, first of all, that there are ultimate physical components to the universe. Ancient Greeks thought that they existed, and could not be broken down any further. In a way though, human thinking keeps telling us that everything is made out of something else. On the other hand, what if the ultimate physical components of the universe were somehow made out of nothing? "Nothing" here means non-existence, the empty set. Then they would have no smaller components. They would truly be indivisible.

Here, we are looking for facts concerning the ultimate physical components of this universe. It is unlikely that we can gather any direct evidence or evidence through any instrument we can build. On the other hand, we should be able to use logic and reason to go from those components to the kind of universe we experience, including our bones. Also, at some point, our qualitative analysis should be subject to quantitative analysis, and most, if not all, of the theory should be expressible in mathematical, physical equation and function, form.

On the other hand, we can use instruments that we have and can build to gather indirect evidence of component theory, once we have some idea of the kind of thing we are looking for.