[PhillipHer]

While Mr Al Qimni may be a famous write, I have clearly mentioned that he does not address the theological aspects of religion. That's what religion is about. If he has missed that point in its entirety, his points raised really do not matter....hence not needed to be addressed. Its like the subject is religion and he is discussing politics....which is what he is doing.

There is no mention on divine intervention or divine reasoning behind motives he mentions. You yourself clearly do not see or appreciate divine reasoning so his little interview makes for juicy listening.

If you have a girlfriend or wife, try explaining why you love them. You will try but you will not be able to conceptualise or scientifically or geographically or politically be able to quantify it.

Same with faith and the divine. Some actions are beyond our comprehension. This may sound cliched but its much like trying to understand the general theory of relativity and the concept of multiple dimensions and string theory. Unless you have studied and practiced that science to that level, there is no chance in hell you will understand any of it. Yet if you choose to comment on it, well... I'm sure you know where I am getting.

So, while the topic is quantum physics, Mr Al Qimny is talking about the Newtonian laws of motion. Its all physics yet two totally different concepts. They both hold true in our world, yet they run contrary to each other.