The Pattern Science

THE PATTERN SCIENCE

Showing the Pattern

Throughout history, science has pursued a deeper understanding of the universe – searching for patterns in nature, mathematics, and Scripture. Patterns often serve as clues to fundamental principles, because a pattern implies purpose, just as a plan implies building.

This website introduces a thought-provoking perspective: The Pattern Science. Rooted in the Pattern hypothesis, it proposes that a universal “Pattern” – a single mould – underlies everything that exists. Preliminary studies reveal a higher-dimensional blueprint that appears across disciplines, from physics to life sciences to biblical studies.

At the heart of this approach lies The Pattern Number System – a reimagining of numerical concepts that transcends conventional number systems. It offers fresh insights into mathematics, quantum and classical physics, engineering, and biblical technique.

This work invites thinkers from diverse backgrounds to explore, through a multi-faceted systems engineering framework known as the Diamond, the intersection where biblical wisdom meets scientific inquiry.

The Pattern Science seeks to cultivate a holistic view of existence, offering a groundbreaking discovery that may transform how science is perceived and practiced.

The Pattern Science diamond illustrates the core elements of the Pattern Science. It reveals its scope and composition, beginning with the Principle of Patterning at the top, continuing through the Method of Modeling in the middle, and culminating in the Truth of Testing at the bottom.

The diamond’s facets, layers, states, and modules are described in the Pattern Science Presentation, which can be accessed via the link at the bottom of the screen.

Additional documents referenced in the Presentation are also available through the other links below.

‘The Pattern Science diamond is a simple framework to make sense of science.’

‘Science redefined, simplified, and true.’

‘Science that includes a final cause.’

‘A systems engineering solution to the unification of science.’

“…we will grasp the central idea of it all as so simple, so beautiful, so compelling that we will all say each to the other, ‘Oh, how could it have been otherwise! How could we all have been so blind for so long!’”

John Archibald Wheeler