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481
"
Vetra
was
on
the
cutting
edge
of
particle
physics
,
"
Kohler
said
.
"
He
was
starting
to
fuse
science
and
religion
showing
that
they
complement
each
other
in
most
unanticipated
ways
.
He
called
the
field
New
Physics
.
"
Kohler
pulled
a
book
from
the
shelf
and
handed
it
to
Langdon
.
482
Langdon
studied
the
cover
.
God
,
Miracles
,
and
the
New
Physics
by
Leonardo
Vetra
.
483
"
The
field
is
small
,
"
Kohler
said
,
"
but
it
s
bringing
fresh
answers
to
some
old
questions
questions
about
the
origin
of
the
universe
and
the
forces
that
bind
us
all
.
Leonardo
believed
his
research
had
the
potential
to
convert
millions
to
a
more
spiritual
life
.
Last
year
he
categorically
proved
the
existence
of
an
energy
force
that
unites
us
all
.
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484
He
actually
demonstrated
that
we
are
all
physically
connected
that
the
molecules
in
your
body
are
intertwined
with
the
molecules
in
mine
that
there
is
a
single
force
moving
within
all
of
us
.
"
485
Langdon
felt
disconcerted
.
And
the
power
of
God
shall
unite
us
all
.
"
Mr
.
Vetra
actually
found
a
way
to
demonstrate
that
particles
are
connected
?
"
486
"
Conclusive
evidence
.
A
recent
Scientific
American
article
hailed
New
Physics
as
a
surer
path
to
God
than
religion
itself
.
"
487
The
comment
hit
home
.
Langdon
suddenly
found
himself
thinking
of
the
antireligious
Illuminati
.
Reluctantly
,
he
forced
himself
to
permit
a
momentary
intellectual
foray
into
the
impossible
.
If
the
Illuminati
were
indeed
still
active
,
would
they
have
killed
Leonardo
to
stop
him
from
bringing
his
religious
message
to
the
masses
?
Langdon
shook
off
the
thought
.
Absurd
!
The
Illuminati
are
ancient
history
!
All
academics
know
that
!
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488
"
Vetra
had
plenty
of
enemies
in
the
scientific
world
,
"
Kohler
went
on
.
"
Many
scientific
purists
despised
him
.
Even
here
at
CERN
.
They
felt
that
using
analytical
physics
to
support
religious
principles
was
a
treason
against
science
.
"
489
"
But
aren
t
scientists
today
a
bit
less
defensive
about
the
church
?
"
490
Kohler
grunted
in
disgust
.
"
Why
should
we
be
?
The
church
may
not
be
burning
scientists
at
the
stake
anymore
,
but
if
you
think
they
ve
released
their
reign
over
science
,
ask
yourself
why
half
the
schools
in
your
country
are
not
allowed
to
teach
evolution
.
Ask
yourself
why
the
U
.
S
.
Christian
Coalition
is
the
most
influential
lobby
against
scientific
progress
in
the
world
.
The
battle
between
science
and
religion
is
still
raging
,
Mr
.
Langdon
.