The end of sanctity and the beginning of awareness: space-time is the medium of the abstract and the material

In this paper, the relationship between matter and the immaterial is examined through the lens of space-time. Space-time is neither purely material nor purely immaterial; rather, it is a unique and universal medium that provides the foundation for the emergence and movement of matter, governed by mathematical laws. Next, the concept of sanctity is analyzed, showing that intrinsic sacredness does not exist; instead, it is a socio-political construct used to control humans and has historically served as a tool for power and deception. The discussion then turns to the creation of humans: the story of Adam and Eve symbolizes the evolution of Homo sapiens, where "Adam" is not a specific individual but represents the modern human race. In this symbolic narrative, angels represent reason and knowledge, Satan embodies human ego and imagination, and the forbidden tree reflects animalistic instincts and desires. Heaven and hell are not external locations but internal states arising from human traits and behavior. Anger functions as an animalistic and psychological response and holds no meaning for absolute existence. Therefore, salvation is not found in belief in individuals or sacred concepts, but in rationality, knowledge, and understanding the order of the universe. True human happiness lies in dwelling within one's own humanity-i.e., reason—and real paradise is found in the joy of learning and understanding the world.

کلیدواژه ها:

space-time ، sanctity ، Homo sapiens ، reason and consciousness ، existence