Max Loughan, a 13-year-old self-proclaimed physicist and inventor, presented a thought-provoking theory blending physics, philosophy, and theology. His main ideas include:br br God as Energy: Drawing from Einstein’s equation (E=mc²), Max suggests that God exists as energy, making Him an intrinsic part of everything in the universe rather than a separate entity.br br Multiverse and God's Existence: If infinite parallel universes exist, there must be some where God is present, some where He is absent, and others where His power varies. This challenges traditional views of a singular, unchanging God.br br The Omnipotence Paradox: Max discusses the classic philosophical dilemma—can God create a stone so heavy that He cannot lift it? This paradox questions whether absolute omnipotence is logically possible.br br Infinity and Reality: He suggests that reality consists of infinite vibrations and dimensions within a confined space, much like mathematical fractals. This means reality is layered with infinite possibilities, influencing the concept of God.br br Mathematical Representation of Infinity: Using the analogy of an infinitely subdivided triangle, Max proposes that infinity can exist within finite constraints, possibly explaining how God interacts with a limited universe.br br Core Takeaway:br Max theorizes that God is not a separate being but a fundamental energy that permeates all existence. His ideas challenge traditional religious concepts, merging physics with theology in an attempt to explain the nature of reality.