Theophysics

Theophysics is a branch of science that studies the physical processes that happen in the universe, especially in relation to God. To understand theophysics, you need to know two things: God and science.

God is the creator and ruler of the universe, who created everything that exists and is in charge of how it works.

Science is the study of the natural world and how it works, which is done by doing experiments and analyzing the results. Scientists use their knowledge to try to understand how the world works and make predictions about the future.

Theophysics combines the two together by studying how God affects the physical laws of the universe. It looks at how the things we observe happening in the universe can be explained by God's will. For example, theophysics might try to explain why the sun shines or why storms happen. Theophysics also tries to explain why things happen the way they do in the universe, like why some things happen and others don't. This can involve looking at how God might have designed the universe to work and why He did it that way.