Four Elements of God

Grounded in Science and Scripture

Fifth century BC Greek philosopher, Empedocles (c. 494-434 BC), gave us the four elements of physical reality. Though modern scientists might dismiss these elements of air, water, fire and earth as ancient, pseudo-science dogma, the character of these elements seem to be that of the very ones used by modern science as the four key dimensions, space, time, energy and mass. From these, we can derive other units of measure, like area, volume, density, velocity, acceleration, power and more.

In 1977, Rod Martin experienced three miracles on Wilshire Boulevard, Los Angeles, that forever changed his life. From that incident, and many other miracles on which he applied scientific method, Martin was able to derive the four elements of God that make miracles possible:

Unconditional Love,
Perfect Responsibility,
Utter Humility, and
Fearless Confidence.

From these four spiritual elements, we can derive other traits, like faith, compassion, gratitude, generosity, competence and more.

Essays About the Heart and Soul of Man

Four Elements of God gives us a deep look at love, humility, confidence and responsibility that is rich with scriptural references. This small book provides a glimpse at what it is like to be at-one with the Heavenly Father, and to have a deeper appreciation of the physical universe He created.