High level scientists studying Quantum Physics agree that there IS a spiritual backing to all of physical reality. If there wasn't, then this world simply would cease to even work. The smallest particles seem to communicate with each other no matter how far apart they are.
This is a truism but I could equally "reason" that a ball rolls down a hill is because G*d pushes it... or maintain that a leaf falls to the ground because thousands of tiny angels are there to make it happen according to G*ds will. That was the actual belief of mankind for many hundreds of years and if you did not like it you could be put to death.
I never said that I am opposed to people's belief in a G*d but it is not my idea of an almighty Creator when I need to look at some science fact and pointing at it say "there is G*d". I fully realize how some "showmen" in science dress up some of the facts so elaborately that some may be led to think that science is a "G*d"... Well it's not!! People have found solace in many "miraculous visions" of various things such as tricks of light in bushes, stains on subway walls caused by leaking sewerage and even from the shape of melted cheese on welsh rarebit looking a tad like the "holy mother of G*d" (the last holy item went for $15,000 on E-Bay).
These people are searching for G*d in their own way and I fully realize it is a difficult issue to satisfy some need inside people to know that we are all going to die and we can't do anything about it. When we are talking about this very important issue the Laws of Physics are not able to be settled by a quorum of hands in the air by a committee of living saints (... let alone a group of scientists). I want just one of them to have a reproducible experiment that proves conclusively that there is a single "being" that can be defined as "the Creator of everything" that is responsible for all of "this". In the end it is not any kind of mathematics or "revelation" or "sighting" that determines the existence or otherwise of G*d it is an experiment which conclusively demonstrates to independent experimenters his/her existence. If I want to know that you exist I don't pull out my maths book and start to work out the odds... I would reach for my cellphone and dial you up and ask if you are there and you would tell me yourself.
Actually I am quite prepared to find out one day that there is a single being that is responsible for all of this... all it takes is a drunken computer programmer from the technological future to invent a video game that involves a world with us in it. All human history could be "played out" in a few moments of computing time on a laptop quantum computer sitting on a dining room table 100 years or so in our future. If this is what you would want to worship as a G*d then be my guest but I assure you he (programmer) too is aware that the game is his own construct and this world and maybe his too would be no guarantee of a deity.
Mostly when people speak of encounters with "something not from our time and place", close questioning reveals that this "something" is usually identifiable as basically human in origin... Perhaps not from our time or place but still human. So called modern encounters with "angels" or even "ghosts" usually involve phenomena we just do not understand but very identifiable as being of "human origin". For those who believe in a "humanlike g*d"... with enhanced humanlike powers such as all seeing all knowing and the ability to do anything... this phenomenon simply bolsters their beliefs.
Time Travel, both spontaneous and technologically induced is "on balance" highly likely given the number of random happenings occurring all the time. This is not a demonstration of the existence of G*d but only of the exercise of technical ability or the victim of some random confluence of natural phenomena enabling a parallel quantum reality to temporally be seen here and now that may represent some other time... Fascinating I am sure... but not proof of G*d.
It would take a lot more to happen beyond the human realm to convince scientists at a scientific level that G*d is proven to exist in the same way quantum entanglement is proved to exist. Just because quantum entanglement is new in physics and is "spooky" to some, does not mean it is "G*d". Also... No amount of tricky mathematics really proves anything at all and whoever this celebrated religious celebrity is that "accidental" is referring to is ... Experiment and observation, and I mean repeatable observation, is required for proof and a basis for belief.
If someone said that they saw an invisible bridge over a deep chasm that I could not see I would need a lot more than the testimony of several eye witnesses to put my foot on it and cross it. I suggest that everyone consider carefully a rational basis for decision making in their lives unless you want to win a "Darwin Award" for "excellence".
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Darwin_AwardsAs for things invisible....
Invisible tank ready for service by 2012Don't believe everything you don't see either...
As to the "Merkaba"... the Chariot of the G*ds... could refer to any number of events in history and as UFO's today still create wonder and interest in things paranormal I am sure that they will all be possible to resolve (in the future) as perfectly natural phenomena.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MerkabahPeople quickly classify as "supernatural" any event they cannot understand. Almost everything today should be classified as "paranormal" and ultimately will be understood in a technological future, time and talent permitting. As we investigate many formerly "supernatural" events they are becoming fewer and fewer because we have 'tools" today that can analyze many phenomena and determine its place in our reality. I firmly believe that there will be a few remaining phenomena, though perfectly natural, we will not be able to understand for many centuries yet probably because of their lack of reproducibility. I assure you that given the opportunity to observe a strange event I will be there out of scientific curiosity but I will not be expecting "proof" of a G*d very soon. I am certainly not going to bow down and worship a piece of welsh rarebit.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/americas/4019295.stmCheers