The Wired Word for 8/16/2026 ![rw-book-cover](https://d34adp677peecb.cloudfront.net/static/images/article1.be68295a7e40.png) 🔗 **Source:** [The Wired Word for 8/16/2026]() ## Highlights - "because God is beyond the natural world and beyond the scientific method, even the laws of quantum physics." - Note: atom/literature/h1 — Tamma's epistemic anchor: physics can't prove God. Keeps the piece from being a textbook god-of-the-gaps argument. - The Hebrew word bara, translated in Genesis 1:1 as "create," is more about making a home than constructing a house, he said. - Note: atom/literature/h3 — Walton's functional (not material) reading of Genesis creation, independent of the quantum-physics argument. - Intelligible order in the natural world (whether biological, cosmological, or quantum-scale) can reasonably motivate belief in a Creator without ever amounting to scientific proof of one. - Note: atom/zettel/z1 — Permanent candidate synthesizing Tamma's proof-denial + design claim into a reusable natural-theology principle.