The Fruit of Infinity integrates history, math, science, and theology into a social study of infinity's role as an agent of structural change and societal transformation. It is an exploration that overlaps boundaries of math, science, and theology to more clearly see the strangeness of infinity now driving our quantum reality. The quantum paradoxes central to understanding the universe also apply to modern thought thus enlightening classical paradoxes of philosophical and theological nature. The book presents infinity evolving to an AI driven paradox that predictively assesses its own impact on the future.
Chris Akelian brings a diverse synthesis of experience to this work-electrical engineer, college faculty emeritus, retired military chief warrant officer, and I.F.O.C. chaplain. With graduate degrees in both engineering and theology, plus a graduate certificate in counseling, his writing projects broad perspectives of disciplined inquiry. Driven by an endless fascination with all things under creation, he seeks higher understanding and invites readers to do the same, challenging dogma with logic, reason, and reverence.
