[stevemc2]

I. "A "Theory of Everything" must include the dimension of Life or it is not complete."

I think a TOE must work whether life in the universe arises or whether it never arises.
Define life? Is 'life' predicated on our human formulations of carbon and hydrogen based 'organic chemistry'?
Or what if conscious beings developed from a different primordial soup in another galaxy-solar system-planet with a different version of 'organic chemistry' based on sodium and silicon?


II. "We say: "The Christ is God's Son in manifestation. He entered the universe and was born on earth at maximum universal expansion."

I think inflation at a much earlier time than 2000 years ago was when we could say there was maximum universal expansion.


III. "These are ideas which must be real since ideas do not change."

Sometimes, I change my 'real ideas' about things.


IV. "Absolute time is the time of the Absolute. It measures the expansion and contraction of the universe and is not subject to relative time."

Define exactly what is "time" and what is a "clock"?

V. "...precisely at t = 0 BC", which we have witnessed as the "Birth of Christ on earth".

I think several if not most biblical scholars place Christ's birth at t = 3 BC.

Also, do we need Christ to have a TOE? Should Hindu, Muslim, or atheist cosmologists have to consider this before submitting a paper for peer review?