Title: Does Quantum Physics Prove God's Existence?
Headings: Using Quantum Physics to "Prove" God's Existence
Using Quantum Physics to "Prove" God's Existence
Metaphysical Approaches Using Quantum Physics to "Prove" God's Existence
Reason One: Human Observers Are Sufficient
Reason Two: an All-Seeing God Doesn't Count as an Observer

Content: an All-Seeing God Doesn't Count as an Observer
The second flaw in this line of reasoning is that it is usually tied in with the idea of an omniscient deity that is simultaneously aware of everything happening in the universe. God is very rarely depicted as having blind spots. In fact, if the deity's observational acumen is fundamentally required for the creation of the universe, as the argument suggests, presumably he/she/it doesn't let much slip by. And that poses a bit of a problem. Why? The only reason we know about the observer effect is that sometimes no observation is being made. This is clearly evident in the quantum double slit experiment. When a human makes an observation at the appropriate time, there is one result. When a human does not, there is a different result. However, if an omniscient God were observing things, then there would never be a "no observer" result to this experiment.