The New Jerusalem: Real?

By Gill Broussard

Today, many consider the Torah & Bible books of fiction.
So let’s consider challenging the Torah & Bible with modern advanced science, engineering, physics & mathematics, which have only been around for less than 80 years or so. Consider one of it’s fictional structures; “The New Jerusalem”.

Since it was impossible for men 2,000 to 3,000 years ago to guess multiple aspects of a properly engineered project, such as material science of the tensile and yield strength of construction materials not invented as of that day, ie. advanced engineering, with formulas and software programs to calculate forces of pressure and stresses.
Then there is the physics of the universe, the vacuum of space as well as Earth’s atmospheric pressure.

In todays world it would be impossible for a skilled person, without the use of books, software or mathematics to accurately match the parameters needed in multiple areas of sciences, for a modern construction project. So there should be no doubt for a futuristic structure such as “The New Jerusalem” that ancient man’s description would not come close to the proper material or required thickness or size for a feasible design much less a perfect heavenly design that meets modern engineering principals.

Their best building materials were mud or clay brick baked in the sun or fired in kilns, timber or stone, and with their best achievement known as the great pyramids of Egypt. Their lines of creativity would have maintained these narrow parameters.

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