The Physics of Will

In The Physics of Divine Will: A Journey into the Quantum Realm, author Thaer Jiyad embarks on a bold intellectual synthesis bridging quantum physics with profound existential theology. Moving beyond the traditional divide between science and faith, the book deconstructs key principles of quantum mechanics—such as non-locality, quantum entanglement, and observer effects—to re-examine fundamental spiritual concepts like free will, divine intervention, the soul, and the nature of reality. Jiyad argues that physical laws serve as an underlying code for universal creation rather than mere mechanical formulas. By offering a rigorous yet accessible narrative, the work invites readers to reconstruct their understanding of the cosmos, encouraging an integrated vision where modern scientific discoveries harmonize with philosophical and spiritual inquiry.

It offers an engaging, thought-provoking examination of quantum mechanics through a philosophical and spiritual lens, bridging the gap between empirical science and existential meaning.

Ideal for readers interested in quantum physics, philosophy of science, science and religion dialogue, theology, and anyone seeking an intellectually stimulating approach to spiritual questions.