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Brilliant, young scientists are drawn together by a Nobel Laureate who has “proved” that space is not empty; it is a continuous fabric made of tiny, entwined “strings”. His team is to devise experiments that show his acclaimed equations are true.
The professor draws criticism from some faculty for his Christian views. He displays Christian art in his office and teaches a popular Sunday School class across the street from the University.
A deadly love triangle erupts among the researchers. A lovely girl is wooed by two very different men. The rivalry is resolved in a bizarre sequence of events.
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Herein, a Nobel Laureate challenges major themes of modern-day science: the Big Bang, Darwinian Evolution, and the rapid expansion of the Universe. His notions and his Bible-based faith cause a clash of world views between him and his academic colleagues. He won his Nobel Prize for his work in cosmology. He “proved” that outer space is not empty; rather, it is full of tiny entities called “strings”. Thus, the Universe is a vast, multi-dimensional fabric woven from these strings.
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Herein, a young, brilliant, “Hollywood-Handsome” scholar, named Vic, joins a research team studying the cosmos. The Professor leading the team has “proved”, on paper, that the Universe is made of tiny entities called “strings”. Atomic particles are made of strings. Even magnetic forces are manifestations of string behavior. The team is to conduct experiments that prove the Professor’s theories are true.
Vic is rich. Girls find him irresistible. He revels in immorality. But, he wants much more. He longs to be a world-famous scientist, holding a prestigious position at a major University. Heeding the urgings of evil spirits within, he turns to killing persons who get in his way to the top. When a beautiful, Christian girl rejects his advances, he feigns faith as he woos her. When even that fails, humiliated, he plots her murder.
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