The Divine Simulation Hypothesis

 The Divine Simulation Hypothesis

By Michael Haimes

Premise 1: The observable universe exhibits fine-tuning, mathematical precision, and controlled randomness—all hallmarks of intelligent simulation.

Premise 2: The moral structure of existence aligns with a purpose-driven design in which suffering refines, choices reveal character, and time tests virtue.

Premise 3: A perfect God could simulate reality in order to test and refine souls while ensuring free will and individualized experience.

Premise 4: Quantum indeterminacy, layered perception, and the deeply symbolic nature of life suggest we live in a morally encoded simulation.

Premise 5: This hypothesis reconciles divine justice, the problem of evil, and the soul’s eternal purpose.

Conclusion:

We live in a divine simulation—an intentional, moral testing ground authored by God to prepare souls for their eternal destination.